NAVFAC & Grainger are hosting a safety event on June 11th, featuring product demos and expert networking, with a note that Navy endorsement is not implied.

Arlington Parks hosts the Splash Tales event for kids with interactive stories, crafts, and activities. The series starts at California Lane Park, with more dates throughout summer.

The Dallas Police are actively searching for Myrtle Polk, an 88-year-old missing since June 11, last seen in her Black Lexus with TX license plate BV7-K204.

Garland Police identified Carlos Villalta and Cristian Rodriguez as victims in a major traffic accident, with the community mourning the loss and an ongoing investigation.

Everman is hosting a 4th of July celebration at Pittman Park on June 29th, featuring food, games, live music, and fireworks. Vendor opportunities are available.

Denton County Emergency Services District #1 held their 3rd Annual Firefighter Softball Game & Family Picnic, bringing together firefighters, their families, and police for a friendly match.

An 18-year-old named Kevin Hernandez was fatally shot in Dallas, and the police are seeking information from the public to assist in the investigation.

The Grapevine Police Department's "Chillin' with the Heat: Kids & Cops Summer Camp" aims to foster positive relationships between youths and law enforcement through educational and fun activities.

Cedar Hill Police partnered with Mission Cedar Hill for home improvement projects aiding residents in need, showcasing their community commitment beyond typical policing duties.

Fort Worth has launched the "Heat Heroes for the Household" program to combat heat-related fatalities among the homeless by offering cooling stations and education on heat health issues.

Dallas police investigate a shooting on S. Malcolm X Blvd where one man died and two were injured; suspect at large.

The City of Lewisville announces a free Juneteenth Celebration concert on June 14th featuring jazz and R&B acts like the Don Diego Band, Joyce Spencer, and Fingerprints at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

The National Weather Service anticipates a mixed week of sun and thunderstorms for Dallas, with highs from 87-97°F, and a cautious eye on potential hazardous weather, including a low risk of severe storms and localized heavy rainfall.