Mesquite's Epic Summer Experience returns, offering teens a mixture of sports, crafts, and music on Tuesdays in July, promoting active and social summer breaks.

A report reveals that 26% of Fort Worth's single-family homes are commercially owned, raising concerns about local housing affordability and property market dynamics.

A newborn baby girl with the umbilical cord still attached was found abandoned in Katy, Texas. She's in fair condition as authorities seek a male suspect for questioning.

Firefighter Eric Burts was honored as Junior Civilian of the Quarter at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth for his exemplary service and positive attitude.

Lake Como Cemetery in Texas received the Official Historic Texas Cemetery Marker for its significance. A dedication event is planned with community speakers. This recognition helps protect historic sites like this cemetery.

Dallas Police are seeking help to find Charlene Stone, 66, reported missing on June 16. She was last seen on Copeland Street, wearing black slacks and a red shirt.

The Irving Office of Emergency Management won the 2024 Regional Service Excellence Award for exceptional commitment to emergency preparedness in North Texas.

Moody's reaffirmed Collin County's Aaa bond rating as it issues a new $210 million bond for public improvements. Strong fiscal policies contribute to its financial health.

A grass fire on Dunham Road in Flower Mound, sparked by a vehicle fire, consumed 5 acres but was extinguished by local fire departments with no evacuations needed.

Arlington's Woodland Wet Run event offers participants a run and a post-run swim with day-of registration available, plus a Single Day Swim Pass to any Arlington pool.

The City of Arlington has scheduled two public education sessions on June 20 and June 24 to discuss the upcoming Comprehensive Plan, impacting zoning and transit.

Carrollton, Texas, joins the 4 Minute City™ Program to respond to cardiac arrests within four minutes, providing CPR training and Avive AEDs to citizens involved.

Fort Worth City Council adopted a strategic plan with five key priorities for the city's development, including a public call to participate in planning the FY 2025 budget.