Mesquite, Texas, encourages residents to support the homeless through organized channels rather than direct giving to address the rise in homelessness and provide long-term assistance.

Dallas City Park hosts a line dance event, "Boots In The Park," on August 2nd, featuring dancing, performances, food trucks, and a kids' zone, with entry at $5, free for seniors.

Fort Worth Police Department reports a 14.3% decrease in crime rates in Q2 of 2025, with various strategies implemented to address and prevent high-incidence crimes.

Two Dallas Police Department employees were terminated for workplace disturbances and professional negligence following internal disciplinary hearings.

Water service in Mesquite, TX, was restored after an unexpected outage caused by a contractor hitting a line, with updates and repair details shared on the city's Facebook page.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation department celebrates the end of Parks and Rec Month with two events: a lantern-making session and Tractor Story Time and Dig Day.

The White Settlement Police Department has informed residents about an ongoing incident on the 8100 block of Heron Drive, with Fort Worth Police taking the lead and causing a significant police presence.

Cedar Hill police partnered with local entities to provide 200 backpacks with school supplies, embodying community solidarity and support for students.

Lewisville residents can expect minor disruptions due to alley entrance repairs on Moccasin Trail by SAZ Infrastructure, starting July 29 and ending July 31, with continued alley access via Pheasant Dr.

Dallas prepares for the 29th Annual Mayor's Back to School Fair, providing supplies and resources for students, with speeches from key figures at Fair Park.

The Grand Prairie Police hosted their 13th Annual Motorcycle Rodeo, raising $5,500 for the Children First Counseling Center to fund 110 counseling sessions.

A major collision on I-20 near Dowdy Ferry Road involved an off-duty officer, halting traffic and sending two to hospital; Dallas County Sheriff's Office overseeing the scene.

DeSoto ISD has implemented a new cell phone policy following Texas House Bill 1481, requiring devices to be off during school, with few exceptions. Noncompliance may lead to strict consequences.