Dallas Police found 24-year-old Ashton Barnes shot in an apartment on Lake Avenue; he was pronounced dead on the scene. No suspect info is available; the investigation is ongoing.

Dallas teens can enjoy free access to city attractions this July with the City of Dallas's Teen All Access Pass, available at local recreation centers.

Arlington is initiating targeted mosquito spraying due to increased West Nile Virus detections, following CDC guidelines and in collaboration with Tarrant County Public Health.

Bella Benettia, the "Queen of the Unicorns," is hosting a series of unicorn-themed performances at three Grand Prairie libraries this Friday, with magic, songs, and games.

Dallas Police investigate the fatal shooting of Edward Upkins on St. Francis Avenue; no suspect details or motive released. Community seeks justice as case progresses.

The FBI celebrates 100 years of using fingerprints to trace criminals, highlighting historic cases such as Frank Grigware's escapade, Machine Gun Kelly's capture, and Saddam Hussein's identification.

The Grapevine Community Outreach Center successfully concluded its D.I.Y. Camp, with attendees engaging in creative activities like making ice cream, tie-dyeing shirts, and crafting slime.

A report shows that research at UT Arlington contributed $226.4 million to the U.S. economy, with 797 contracts over four years, benefiting various sectors.

Dallas faces a very hot week with clear skies and temperatures nearing 100 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Evening relief is minimal; possible storms are forecasted midweek.

A fugitive was arrested in a joint operation by White Settlement and Fort Worth Police using the Flock safety system after being spotted on S. Las Vegas Trail.

Dallas faces a hot weekend with temperatures nearing 100°F, alongside an Ozone Action Day due to potential high ozone levels. A child abduction emergency adds to resident concerns, while possible thunderstorms may offer slight relief.

Tutor.com offers free 24/7 online tutoring to K-12 and college students from military families who have lost a service member, providing secure and anonymous academic support in over 150 subjects.

The Garland Book Review Club schedules monthly meetings from Aug 2024-May 2025 to discuss various literary works at Granville Arts Center, with a $10 fee or $30 annual membership.