Arlington's procurement team won the 2025 AEP Award from NPI, highlighting their excellence in innovation, professionalism, and fiscal responsibility.

Robert Taylor, 52, was sentenced to 45 years for sexually abusing two sisters under 14, with praise for the Arlington PD and DA's office team in the case.

Caleb Rothlis was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to 25 years in prison after a violent four-day attack on a woman.

The FBI released a report showing a 4.5% drop in violent crime in 2024, based on data from the UCR Program detailing over 14 million offenses nationwide.

The Arlington Police concluded "Operation Slowdown," resulting in 379 stops, 347 citations, and 4 arrests over 147 hours of traffic enforcement. Speeding was the top violation.

The City of Euless, Texas, has proposed a property tax rate increase to $0.476466 per $100 valuation, higher than the no-new-revenue rate. Public hearing is set for August 18, 2025.

Dallas Park and Recreation introduces summer activities like fitness challenges, senior games, youth sports, a 5K run, and a free jazz concert at City Park.

The City of Mesquite announces a public meeting to present the final plans for La Prada Drive's reconstruction on August 26, inviting community feedback.

A Heat Advisory is in effect until 7 PM CDT for Dallas, TX, with temperatures up to 105°F and a heat index of 109°F, prompting health and safety precautions.

Garland City Council prepared for the 2026 budget with a steady tax rate and a $1.1 billion proposal, allowing for public input and council discussions before finalizing in September.

Dallas honored civil rights leader Juanita J. Craft and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 with tributes to their anniversaries, involving local leaders and a community event at Craft's namesake museum.

The Arlington City Council is reviewing a proposed $750.7 million budget for FY 2026 to address a $20 million shortfall, considering tax and fee increases. Public meetings are scheduled for input before finalization in September.

Dallas faces a heat advisory with heat index values up to 108, prompting warnings for residents to stay hydrated, remain indoors, and check on others.