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.

Grand Prairie officials have opened cooling centers to provide relief from high temperatures for residents, especially the vulnerable, with various facilities partaking, including the Public Safety Building and Main & Betty Warmack Library.

Chief Rollins and Assistant Chief Wawro of the Lewisville Police Department appeared on "The Terry Sullivan Show" to discuss law enforcement challenges and strategies.

Lewisville authorities have established cooling centers at the local library and The Salvation Army to help residents beat the heat, with specific operating hours provided for both locations.

Dallas officials announce the 28th annual Mayor's Back to School Fair to provide school supplies and services to prepare students for the new school year.

Arlington launches a new economic development website with interactive data and resources for potential investors, reflecting its efforts to attract business growth.

An 84-year-old scam victim was reimbursed $23,900 by White Settlement Police, as documented on their Facebook page, highlighting collaboration with the bitcoin community.

Cedar Hill Police teamed up with local organizations to distribute 300 AC units to residents during a "BEAT THE HEAT" event, promoting community support against summer heat.

The Harris County Sheriff's Office congratulated new detention officers on their recent graduation, inviting others to pursue careers in law enforcement.