Dallas experiences severe heat and poor air quality; NWS predicts heat near 92°F and possible storms. It's an Ozone Action Day due to high pollution levels, prompting calls for eco-friendly practices. Temperatures may reach 100°F by next week.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is initiating traffic reroutes due to construction, affecting Terminals A, B, and C, with major changes and detours for about 90 days.

A 65-year-old sex offender, Donald Quinn, was sentenced to 35 years for failing to comply with annual sex offender registration after a 2009 conviction.

Denton City Council schedules a public hearing to discuss a new boarding house development on West Oak and Fry streets, aiming to address housing needs.

The article describes the roles of Fort Worth's city manager and assistant city managers, explaining their responsibilities in city governance and implementation of policies.

Fort Worth received a Best of Texas Award for its City Hall renovation project, recognized for enhancing workforce conditions and public service accessibility.

The Garland Book Review Club announces a diverse lineup for its 2025-2026 season, starting with Julie Satow's book, and featuring local reviewers and authors.

Dallas police are investigating a shooting on E. Ledbetter Drive which resulted in the death of Cameron Robertson, urging public assistance in the active case.

Dallas Police SWAT seized drugs and firearms, arresting two suspects in a Webb Chapel Extension drug operation.

North and East Texas are under a Heat Advisory with predictions of heat index values up to 108 and temperatures up to 104, warning of potential heat-related illnesses.

Mesquite Police are investigating a shooting that left one 16-year-old dead and a 15-year-old critically injured; the incident appears contained with no public threat.

Dallas health officials will spray insecticide from trucks at night in specific neighborhoods to combat West Nile Virus detected in mosquito samples. Residents are advised to stay indoors and take personal precautions against mosquito bites.

DeSoto ISD will mandate reassignment to an alternative education program for students caught with vaping devices, in line with House Bill 114 and Texas law.