Dallas weather forecast includes sun and storms with temperatures reaching up to 92 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts scattered thunderstorms and a warm week ahead.

The Fort Worth Fire Department informed residents of Walsh Ranch that an odor in the area is due to Texas Gas decommissioning an odorizer, not a gas leak.

Parker County ESD 1 contained a grass fire on Yucca View and remained to establish containment lines, ensuring community safety from potential spread.

White Settlement Community Services is hosting a Craft Club for all levels on September 12, where participants can paint candles. Pre-registration is required.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting "Conversations with Artists" at The Grand Theater, where attendees can interact with "Fresh Ideas 2025" exhibition artists.

Dallas offers a range of community events and resources including a free online assistance hub, fiscal budget town halls, cultural events, emergency alerts, diversity workshops, and free air conditioners for eligible residents.

Dallas's Office of Arts & Culture is holding a Federal Compliance Community Engagement Session to discuss arts funding and federal policies, encouraging local stakeholders to participate for better understanding and compliance.

Dallas expects a sunny and hot end to the week with temperatures near 97 degrees and minimal winds. The weekend will be similarly hot, with the possibility of showers and thunderstorms early next week.

Dallas is expected to have a warm week with possible showers, high temperatures around 94 to 97 degrees, and minimal wind relief, per the National Weather Service.

Lewisville Police Department offers monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics for proper installation and use, with the next session requiring an appointment at 972.219.3668. Non-residents are welcome.

A Plano man was sentenced to 50 years for murdering his mother after a violent attack, confirmed by his confession and a history of assaultive behavior.

PGA Trail golf course in Frisco will close from September 19 to October 19, 2025, for a tournament, with residents encouraged to use alternative locations.

Texas DPS introduces a new, more secure driver's license and ID card design, featuring tamper-resistant materials, to prevent fraud and identity theft.