Dallas Police Officer Thomas Fury II was arrested for Assault Bodily Injury - Family Violence and placed on administrative leave pending investigations.

UNT Dallas to host the Hay Day Hustle with a 5K race and a 1-Mile Fun Run on October 11, starting at 8 a.m., featuring post-race festivities and community engagement opportunities.

Garland introduces Tap Telehealth service for residents' utility bills, offering medical consultations via text, phone, or video for a $6 monthly fee.

The Dallas Police Serial Robbery Task Force has made significant progress in tackling a string of robberies, with 33 suspects arrested and 111 felony charges.

Keller has disclosed its financials, including the FY 2025-26 budget and tax info, winning recognition for transparency, with documents available online for public scrutiny.

Ellis County is considering a property tax increase, inviting residents to a public hearing on September 16. The proposed tax rate is higher than the no-new-revenue rate but below the voter-approval rate.

Garland's Public & Media Relations team won several awards for their video content from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors.

Arlington approves a development project with E-Space at the municipal airport, set to create 2,000 jobs and generate $8 billion in wages without raising taxes, due to be financed by EDC sales tax revenues.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, with predictions of scattered showers, possible thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures over the coming days.

Fort Worth City Council donated $232,377 to the Mr. Fred Rouse Memorial, honoring the Black man lynched in 1921, reflecting on past injustices and promoting reconciliation.

Fort Worth residents read over 4.6 million minutes in a summer reading challenge, with 2,380 participants reaching their goals. Mayor Mattie Parker praised the effort, and the library continues to offer reading resources and programs.

Fort Worth City Council unanimously approved renaming the South Patrol Division after fallen officer Sgt. Billy Randolph, honoring his service and sacrifice.

The Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth is undergoing a $50.5 million renovation, with updates to the concourse, lighting, restrooms, and restoration of the exterior to its original Art Deco style.