The Harris County Sheriff's Office is looking for Shimari Haden, missing since June 18 and needs medication. She was last seen wearing a blue Best Western shirt.

Arlington opens cooling stations at The Salvation Army, Arlington Life Shelter, and public libraries to help the homeless and others beat the summer heat.

The City of Mesquite is progressing with storm cleanup, targeting a complete citywide cleanup by July 8 and a second debris pickup by end of July, with regular trash collection resuming by August 5. Over 6,000 tons have been cleared so far.

The National Weather Service issued an Excessive Heat Warning for Dallas, TX, with heat index values up to 109 expected, and advised precautions against the continued sweltering conditions.

Officer Henninger of the Lewisville Police Department was named First Responder of the Month by the Lewisville Area Chamber of Commerce in recognition of exceptional community service.

A hit-and-run on I-30 in Dallas resulted in a pedestrian fatality, leading to a manhunt for a 2017-2020 Honda Accord. Authorities request public assistance.

Law enforcement and emergency personnel in Harvest participated in ALERRT, a three-day active shooter response training at a local elementary school during summer recess.

Victor Barrera has been appointed as the Economic Development Director of Duncanville, Texas, aiming to revitalize the city's economy alongside Assistant Director LoLecia Day.

Carrollton's City Council appointed Richard Fleming and Christopher Axberg as Mayor Pro Tem and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem.

Garland, Texas welcomes the community to the Red, White & YOU! event, featuring country artists Randall King and Jon Stork, family-friendly activities, and an apple pie-eating contest on July 3.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control provides survival guidelines for pets & wildlife during hot weather, advising on hydration, shade, and heat stroke prevention.

The Fortlening redevelopment of Fort Worth's historic Stockyards District by Fort Worth Heritage LLC, including new commercial, hotel, residential spaces, and parking, with expected $425M in new city taxes.

The Garland Police Department welcomes the eighth cohort of recruits to the Dispatch Academy, training to become key first responders for the community.