The Irving Police Department held a promotion ceremony acknowledging the advancement of several officers to higher roles, including supervisors, sergeants, and lieutenants.

Residents helped extinguish a fire after a serious car crash near Poolville, leading to three hospitalizations and highlighting the bravery of locals and emergency responders.

The City of Fort Worth teams up with residents and TCEQ to clean up an extensive illegal dump site in East Fort Worth, with a warrant issued for a suspect.

The City of Lewisville announces a Cattle Drive Parade and PBR Challenger Series event with a Western theme, welcoming decorated floats and celebrating heritage and veterans.

Texas law enforcement is intensifying efforts to combat speed-related accidents through the "Be Safe. Drive Smart." campaign and Operation Slowdown, targeting speeders to curb traffic fatalities.

Dallas police are investigating a homicide where a man was found dead with gunshot wounds in a vehicle on Fernwood Avenue, with the suspect and motive still unknown.

The NCTCG is hosting open houses to discuss a proposed high-speed rail connecting Fort Worth, Arlington, and Dallas, highlighting routes and technologies amid population growth concerns.

Lydie Zebaze Metsindon was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard in Dallas on Independence Day. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

An Ozone Action Day in Dallas-Fort Worth on July 20, 2024, coincides with rising temperatures and potential thunderstorms; residents are urged to take pollution-prevention measures.

Via Reál Restaurant awarded scholarships to children of Irving police officers through the Pat Mathers Scholarship Foundation, expressing gratitude for the officers' service. The foundation has supported this initiative for 17 years.

A natural gas leak at the Plano Costco on Dallas Parkway led to an evacuation with Plano Fire-Rescue responding. No injuries were reported and the store's reopening time is unknown.

A Nigerian man pleaded guilty in the U.S. for conducting a real estate email phishing scheme, facing up to 32 years in prison and possible deportation.

The City Council has approved a redesign of Bear Creek Parkway to reduce speeding and improve traffic flow with new lanes and safety features, including crosswalks and flashing signs.