Dallas braces for a week of intense heat with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, as the National Weather Service forecasts clear, sunny skies and minimal relief from light breezes. Officials warn of heat exhaustion.

The annual David Hofer Euless Police Summer Camp concludes, combining fun activities and a positive connection between law enforcement and kids to honor the late Officer Hofer.

Arlington is set to spray for mosquitoes after a positive West Nile Virus sample, with operations scheduled for nighttime when the pests are most active.

The article describes Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in Texas on June 19, 1865, as a day to honor past leaders and continue advocating for equality and justice.

Members of the DC Leadership and Management Academy thanked Sheriff Brown for her contribution to their professional development, highlighting the importance of multi-departmental collaboration within public service.

The Senior Center hosts a July 3rd picnic and offers exclusive Friday access to the Euless Family Life Aquatic Park for members over 60, with a variety of social programs available.

The Ennis Police Department is participating in ALERRT Level 1 Active Shooter training to effectively respond to active shooter situations, hosted by The Avenue Church of Ennis.

Dallas faces a heat surge with the National Weather Service Fort Worth TX warning of high temps near 105°F. The weekend may hit 100°F; little relief is expected at night. Heat precautions are advised.

Harris County Sheriff's Office promotes gun safety during National Gun Violence Awareness Month by offering free gun locks to residents. Call 346-286-3125 to obtain one.

Plano Police Department celebrated new officer inductions and is actively seeking applicants for more positions, emphasizing its commitment to community and safety.

Arlington Tennis Center is undergoing a $1.1 million renovation, including expanded restrooms and clubhouse upgrades, with operations continuing during the project.

The Dallas Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a June 9 credit card theft on W. Ledbetter Drive. A photo has been released, and Detective Frank Serra is leading the case.

Officer Brittain Skinner joins the Lewisville Police after completing his training and receiving the Fitness award, as announced on the department's Facebook page.