Dallas anticipates a high of 96 degrees with gusty winds today. The weekend will stay hot, but a chance of showers is forecast for Monday. An ozone alert is issued for high pollution levels, advising residents to take precautionary measures.

Arlington, Texas hosts "Cooking with Cops," an event where community members and police connect through cooking and games, featuring a gaming trailer truck.

Arlington opens cooling stations for the homeless to provide relief from summer heat, with locations at Arlington Life Shelter and The Salvation Army, extended library hours, and an inclement weather text service.

Mesquite City Council plans to authorize up to $37.35 million in certificates of obligation for infrastructure and technology projects, with an expected repayment cost of $56.19 million including interest.

Four-year-old Dominic Burgos has been found safe, and his non-custodial mother is in custody, ending the AMBER Alert that started with his reported abduction.

The article discusses President Biden's disaster declaration for Dallas County, offering federal aid through FEMA for residents affected by severe weather.

The Allen Police Department and Toys for Texans are holding a summer toy drive to collect toys and books for children in need, accepting donations at the police station from June 5 to July 5.

Ellis County Commissioners’ Court to review a replat application for a part of Whispering Meadows Addition, involving a boundary redraw for tracts in Waxahachie's extraterritorial jurisdiction.

Dallas is forecast to have clear skies and rising temperatures throughout the week, with patchy fog at night and highs approaching the mid-90s, but with chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Mesquite Police Department announces their annual summer camp to strengthen youth-law enforcement relations, combining educational activities, team-building, and open dialogues.

Rain prompts the Lewisville concert series to move to Church Street, with tribute bands "Just Like P!nk" and "Ironic" set to perform. Volunteers are sought.

Arlington announces its "Light Up Arlington" event for June 29, 2024, with fireworks, live music, and activities, alongside its Centennial and the 59th Annual Independence Day Parade on July 4th.

Fort Worth's Old City Hall has surplus furniture due to departments moving to a new location. Items may be auctioned or donated, with the potential for reuse through the NCTCOG's Rheaply-facilitated Public Reuse Market.