Main Street in Frisco was closed due to flooding, but reopened at 8 a.m. Local authorities provided detours, and the Waze app was recommended for navigation.

Dallas residents attended a meeting to discuss Campbell Green Recreation Center's renovation plans, including updates to the facility and playground equipment.

Arlington shared details of its municipal assets including parks, roads, and utilities, highlighting its dedication to city services ahead of Fiscal Year 2026.

Dallas forecast: A week of potential rain, sunny days, and warm temperatures, with highs reaching the low 90s. Nights bring cloudy skies and possible storms.

The Denton County Office of Emergency Management is hosting a Youth Emergency Preparedness Art Contest for K-12 students to create artworks about staying safe in emergencies, with winners featured in a 2026 calendar. Submissions due by July 1, 2025.

Rockwall County announces significant roadwork on major routes from June 2-8, advising commuters to expect night-time delays and lane closures, especially on I-30.

Fort Worth prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a community cleanup initiative at Lake Arlington on June 13, inviting residents to volunteer and enhance the city's image.

Today is the last day for Coppell residents to get free pet microchipping for registered pets, with no appointment needed, as part of Chip Your Pet Month.

Duncanville hosted a Fire Truck Pull event to support local first responders, featuring teams competing in a tug of war with a fire truck, aimed at promoting camaraderie and community support.

The City of Euless is changing its newsletter distribution from mail to digital, with printed copies at City buildings for those who prefer physical copies.

The Mesquite Police Department and the National Safety Council promote National Safety Month in June to emphasize the importance of safety and prevent accidents.

Dallas residents can expect mixed weather with sunshine, potential thunderstorms, and varying temperatures throughout the week, including chances of significant rainfall on Tuesday night.

The Euless Public Library is offering free summer events for kids, including performances by The Ramazinis and Circus Chickendog, and an educational "Animal Adventures" event featuring live animals from the Dallas Zoo.