Arlington reports a 36% increase in issued permits for various housing types in Q2 of 2025, with a 2.6% housing unit growth for the year 2024, highlighting local government strategic growth efforts.

Dallas Police rescued a 17-year-old girl from forced prostitution after a traffic stop, leading to the arrest of Deon Harris for Compelling Prostitution of a Minor.

Police found Chandra Nagamallaiah fatally stabbed in Dallas; Yordanis Cobos-Martinez is charged with Capital Murder. Detective Cody Clark seeks information.

Rockwall County passed a resolution honoring those aiding Kerr County after a devastating July 4 flood, highlighting community effort in disaster response.

Rockwall County celebrates National 4-H Week from Oct 5-11, 2025, focusing on youth development and community engagement, highlighted by the One Day 4-H event at the courthouse.

Carrollton City Council has approved the FY 2026 budget, reducing the property tax rate and increasing exemptions for seniors and the disabled. The new solid waste rate and credit/debit card fees will also rise.

Fort Worth invites residents to contribute to the city's Aquatics Master Plan, which will guide the development of pools, splashpads, and aquatic programs. Public meetings are scheduled for input.

Arlington's communications team won six awards at the 3CMA Savvy Awards for their excellence in various communication categories, including a top Diamond Award for budget campaign communications.

Dallas Police and other agencies dismantled a multi-jurisdictional auto theft ring, arresting two suspects and recovering stolen and altered vehicles.

Sgt. John Banner of White Settlement Police received the Medal of Valor and City Council Honorable Service awards for his brave actions in two incidents.

The Arlington Museum of Art will host "Game of Thrones™: The Exhibition" featuring costumes, props, and behind-the-scenes content, opening October 4, 2025.

Dallas police arrested two suspects, Jontae Anderson and Curtis Carter, for a series of armed robberies in Northeast Dallas, aided by surveillance footage.

Dallas will see highs climbing into the mid-90s this week under clear skies, but with the heat comes an Ozone Action Day for Sept. 9, highlighting air quality challenges across the region.