Garland's Restore & Respond initiative proactively addresses code violations to maintain city aesthetics, with the city intervening and possibly charging homeowners for maintenance tasks if not resolved.

Arlington Parks & Recreation offers four splash pads to cool off in the summer, with three being free and one at the Beacon Recreation Center requiring a paid pass.

The Dallas Police are seeking help to locate Comedra Stiggers, suspected of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon on Simpson Stuart Road. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

DeSoto Police collaborated with One CommunityUSA and Shop Talk for a Coffee with a Cop event at KC JAZZ Barbershop to promote dialogue between officers and locals.

The Lewisville Police Department reported a significant drug bust on social media, emphasizing their dedication to community safety and the importance of their proactive operations.

Lewisville is partnering with the U.S. DOT to upgrade East Jones Street and North Kealy Avenue, with expected completion by September 11, 2025. Initial changes involve one-way traffic adjustments and detours.

Tarrant County offers installment plans for delinquent property taxes, with a June 30 deadline to avoid legal penalties. Tax Assessor-Collector Rick Barnes encourages residents to contact his office for help.

Dylan Hedrick became Garland's mayor after winning a runoff, focusing on community engagement and infrastructure investment, including a $360 million bond approved by voters.

The Lewisville Police Department offers CRASE Training on June 28 to prepare community members for active shooter situations. Spaces are available and adults over 18 are invited to participate in the life-saving session.

Dr. Mia Hall is set to be sworn in as Fort Worth City Councilmember for District 6 in a ceremony at City Hall.

Arlington Animal Services reduces pet adoption fees to $5 to ease its 130% capacity crisis and encourage community members to adopt, foster or rescue available cats and dogs.

Dallas faces a week of high temperatures with little relief in the evenings, including sunny days with highs reaching the mid-90s, according to the National Weather Service.

Two workers were found unresponsive in a trench in Parker County, leading to a recovery operation and investigation by Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office.