Duncanville Police Department invites locals to join Class 63 of the Citizen Police Academy to foster community involvement and increase understanding of law enforcement. Contact Officer Michelle Arias for program details.

Denton, Texas calls for water conservation amid Stage 2 drought and treatment facility issues, urging residents to limit use to avoid mandatory restrictions.

The Red Cross of North Texas held a Ready Teens Summer Boot Camp to train teenagers in disaster response, offering certifications in lifesaving skills.

Fort Worth invites residents to Open Houses for city planning input, where officials seek public opinions on projects and growth strategy through collaborative discussions.

Michael Tooley, 53, was charged with the July murder of Dylan Gurley, 20, following an investigation into the fatal incident at an abandoned house in Denton.

Arlington, recognized as Tree City USA for 25 years, boasts an average of 70.4 trees per acre in parks, showcasing urban forestry commitment and biodiversity with 48 tree species.

The White Settlement community cleanup event offers residents a chance to dispose of bulk items over the weekend, with restrictions on certain waste types. Proof of residency is required.

An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for north central and northeast Texas, including Dallas, with heat index values potentially reaching 111 degrees. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

The University of North Texas Police reported a sexual assault in Bruce Hall, urging anyone with information to contact them, while emphasizing the importance of safety and available support for survivors.

Carrollton announces the 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard featuring The Wallflowers, Deep Blue Something, and other acts, alongside attractions like a beer garden and vendor booths.

Ravi Shah has been appointed Executive Director of Development for Carrollton, overseeing key city growth initiatives.

The 1985 cold case of Terri McAdams' murder was solved by Arlington Police with FBI help, using investigative genetic genealogy, identifying Bernard Sharp posthumously as the perpetrator.

A mosquito trap in Allen, Texas tested positive for West Nile Virus, prompting the city to advocate for prevention strategies and community action against mosquito breeding grounds.