Jessica Robledo named new Police Chief of Denton after a five-month interim period and a preceding extensive review.

Dallas police found Javier Flores fatally shot behind a business on Webb Chapel Road. Despite efforts by Dallas Fire-Rescue, he died at the scene. The case is under investigation; tips can be directed to Detective Adam Joslin.

Dallas expects a series of hot and sunny days, with high temperatures around 94-97 degrees and lows in the mid-70s. The National Weather Service issued an Ozone Action Day for high air pollution. No severe weather is forecasted.

The Senior Center's Parking Lot Sale is returning, where participants can sell items for $10. Details can be found on their website or by calling 817-246-6619.

Kaufman County Child Welfare Board is set to discuss CPS, Empower programs, a treasurer's report, and the Angel Tree project at their upcoming public meeting.

The Dallas County Health and Human Services reports multiple West Nile Virus cases in Carrollton's mosquito samples, prompting an active response including safety-regulated spraying and public education.

The Grand Prairie City Council held an emergency meeting to address the water crisis affecting residents north of I-20. Mayor Jensen presented a plan to tackle the water emergency.

Dallas Police issued a critical missing person alert for 74-year-old Michael Farris, last seen on W. Wheatland Road, wearing a gold shirt and black joggers.

A fire in Northwest Dallas destroyed an apartment complex, displacing residents. The Red Cross and Office of Emergency Management are providing assistance and temporary shelter. Efforts to help include finding permanent housing and counseling.

The City of Godley Fire Department celebrated its 75th anniversary with a community gathering, reflecting on its history and commitment to public safety.

Cara Mía Theatre's Latinidades Festival returns to Dallas featuring an international ensemble with theatrical productions, free concerts, dance, and poetry, showcasing Latin American culture from September 26 to October 13.

Fort Worth officials consider a 5% increase in stormwater fees to enhance flood infrastructure and public safety.

The City of Fort Worth has launched a Business Retention & Expansion survey to gauge local business needs, emphasizing workforce development to adapt to economic changes.