The City of Dallas unveils several summer programs, such as educational activities by the Dallas Public Libraries, a back-to-school festival, and a home repair assistance initiative, to support and engage the community.

The Dallas Police are actively working to solve the 2012 cold case murder of 22-year-old Samuel Nanaeto, seeking new information and offering a reward for leads.

The Lewisville Police Department hosted a community engagement event for local summer camp kids to learn about law enforcement and interact with police in a non-enforcement setting.

Coppell Police Department provides inked fingerprint services with the help of CPAC volunteers, as announced on Facebook for Coppell residents needing them for various applications.

The Lewisville Police Department seized equipment from unauthorized individuals in a vacant building at night, directing the curious to the Lewisville Jail custody page for more info.

After recent storms, the City anticipates residential trash collection to stabilize by early August, with a temporary pause on special pickups to address debris backlog, urging residents to follow guidelines for separation of waste.

Fort Worth libraries are hosting artist Laura R. Post for free crafting workshops on bookmaking and papermaking with invasive plants this summer, with advance registration required for adults.

The IT CAME FROM TEXAS Film Festival in Garland celebrates Texas's contributions to cinema, with a 2023 focus on Westerns, including Oscar-winning films and student shorts.

The Atrium at the Granville Arts Center is accepting applications for preferred caterers for the 2024-2025 season, due between July 15 and August 31. Selected caterers will be notified by September 20th.

The 8th Texas Latino Comic Con will be hosted in Dallas, featuring a Steampunk theme, Latino comic creators, lucha matches, a cosplay contest, game demos, and special guests. The event is free and runs from 11am to 6pm at the Latino Cultural Center.

Argyle introduces a new online portal to improve services for vulnerable residents and enhance police-community communication, reflecting a commitment to responsive and inclusive policing.

Garland Police officers returned from aiding Houston after Hurricane Beryl, assisting with recovery, expressing solidarity with their "law enforcement family" during power failures, and receiving public gratitude.

Kevin Bullard was hired as the Chief Leadership Domain's top executive in Garland, bringing experience from academia, spiritual leadership, and consulting to his new role.