Tarrant County officials publicly thanked the Fort Worth PD, Sheriff’s Office, and Attorney General for their joint efforts on an undisclosed case, emphasizing their role in community safety.

The "Let the Tablecloth Speak" exhibit in Lewisville, TX, showcases Jas Mardis's fabric art quilts crafted from an heirloom tablecloth, providing a narrative of family history.

Dallas Love Field airport is offering a chance to win Dallas Mavericks merchandise and free parking to participants who complete a survey on the airport's services.

The Garland Building Department opens on Saturday to aid residents after a storm, waiving fees and facilitating permits, as some areas continue recovery efforts.

Lewisville Lake Park is closed due to increased lake levels and storm damage, with no timeline for reopening as persistent rains hinder repair efforts.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for North and Central Texas, warning of potential thunderstorms, flooding, and a fluctuating weather pattern in Dallas.

Dallas PD seeks public help via Facebook to locate most-wanted man Marco Martinez, warning against direct engagement and offering a $5,000 reward for tips.

Carrollton Police seek public help to find Derrick Crawford, missing from Brookhaven Nursing Home. He's vulnerable and hasn't been seen for over a day.

Ellis County announces early voting dates for the upcoming Joint Runoff from June 3 to June 11, with a break on June 9. A link with sample ballots and polling locations is provided.

A power outage closed Granger Recreation Center, other facilities remained operational, and storm damage led to closures in Audubon Park. The city is working to restore services.

Three men were arrested for a robbery and stabbing of a veteran in Denton, Texas, with non-fatal injuries reported and aggravated robbery charges pending.

The Arlington Fire Department's FY23 report details over 54,000 emergencies, including fire and EMS calls, and highlights their community engagement and high citizen satisfaction ratings.

Lewisville calls for teen applications to its Youth Action Council, offering an opportunity for local high school students to participate in local governance and community projects. Applications are open until August 1 for grades 10-12.