The Allen Public Library is undergoing an expansion, with a temporary closure starting August 1 to facilitate construction. A temporary venue will be used during the work, which is funded from the 2016 bond election.

Goodwill North Central Texas and Denton Municipal Court will host an Expunction and Court in the Community event to assist individuals with criminal records on July 15.

A man was fatally shot in Dallas, and Angel Alejandro is sought for his murder. Police are investigating the case (#102824-2024) and seeking information.

The Plano Texas Police Department announces a blood drive competition between police and fire departments, where residents can donate blood and vote for their favored public safety department from July 8-14. Details on the event are forthcoming.

The City of Denton invites residents to help prioritize annual audit projects by completing a survey, influencing the allocation of city audit resources for enhanced fiscal responsibility.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court is set to consider a replat application for the Hopgood Addition, involving approximately three acres in the Maypearl extraterritorial jurisdiction, with a public meeting scheduled for August 6, 2024.

The Company of Rowlett Performers presents "Krazy Kamp" at Plaza Theater, a comedic play with music, chaotic summer camp antics, and vibrant characters, opening July 18, 2025.

Arlington targets five locations for West Nile Virus spray due to positive mosquito samples from July 2-3, using CDC-recommended methods and encouraging residents to take preventive measures.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas will exhibit "The Eye of White Rock Lake," a photography series by Adam Velte, from July 6 to August 10, showcasing scenes from White Rock Lake Park.

The 2023 Annual Water Quality Report for Euless is now online, providing detailed insights into local water safety, backed by the city's commitment to surpass health standards.

Dallas County confirmed West Nile Virus in two mosquito samples from Carrolldon, prompting ground insecticide spraying and advising residents to follow the '4Ds' of prevention.

Officer Moses Cabrera retired after 34 years with the Grapevine Police Department, celebrated by colleagues and family for his dedication to policing and community service.

Seven Denton police supervisors graduated from a leadership program at Northwestern University, with Deputy Chief Bradford receiving the Kreml Leadership Award.