Arlington encourages pet owners to join the 'Doo the Right Thing' contest to promote scooping up pet waste, protecting waterways from pollution, and preventing disease transmission.

Christopher Poligala, a versatile member of the Plano Police Department, has served since 2008 and was promoted to Sergeant in 2017. He has a Master Peace Officer license and has received numerous awards for his service.

Arlington is introducing 65-gallon trash cans to replace 95-gallon bins for residents who requested the change by May 29, with delivery set for June during regular trash collection days.

The Denton City Council will discuss a significant Mobility Plan amendment to extend East Windsor Drive, with possible impacts on local travel. A public meeting is set for June 18, 2024, to gather community input.

The Levitt Pavilion in Arlington launches a free summer concert series beginning June 1, with live streams available. The lineup includes various genres and special events, such as the Juneteenth celebration with The Sensational Barnes Brothers.

Dallas officials, including the interim city manager and emergency management director, plan to address storm recovery efforts in a digital press conference.

Dallas man Gemond Copage Miller receives a 60-year sentence for sexual assault and producing child pornography.

Fort Worth invites locals to help plan the city's future using Legos at a workshop hosted by UTA Research Institute, aimed at shaping the Eastside for the 2050 comprehensive plan.

Dallas Police seek public help to find critically missing 74-year-old Leroy Harmeyer, last seen near 4000 block of Ingersoll St. Call 911 with information.

The Dallas Police seek public help to solve the 2022 murder of Ja'Meesia Anderson-Busby, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Robert Lutterbach, a 72-year-old man from Dallas, has been found safe after being reported missing. He was last seen on San Juan Avenue and the police had issued a call for public assistance.

Downtown Dallas sees a 20% rise in assaults amid police staffing shortages, while Downtown Fort Worth maintains safety through coordinated police and private security efforts.

Joe Pool Lake's Lynn Creek and Britton Parks in Grand Prairie are temporarily closed due to unspecified safety concerns, with Loyd Park also facing restrictions.