Fort Worth's Modern Art Museum hosts "HERE. IS. BETTER.," a PTSD-focused documentary screening. Admission is free with online reservation, and a moderated discussion follows. The series needs a new host organization.

Dallas residents face a heatwave with temperatures in the 90s, approaching 100 degrees. The National Weather Service advises caution due to high heat indices.

Road maintenance on Frenchtown Road in Argyle begins July 14, with traffic managed by temporary signals until July 28. Expect delays and caution advised.

A vehicle chase from Irving ended in Lewisville, causing major traffic disruption; law enforcement agencies were involved and are investigating the incident.

Dallas weather forecast includes showers and thunderstorms today, high of 93 degrees, with a heat index up to 102. Evening may cool to 76 degrees. Sunny days with highs in the mid-90s expected rest of the week.

Lewisville has been recognized as a Certified-Silver iSWM community by NCTCOG for its modern stormwater management practices, including an updated Drainage Criteria Manual.

The Lewisville Police Department is accepting applications for its free Citizen Police Academy, starting August 28, to improve police-community understanding.

The National Weather Service issues a flood watch for Dallas, warning of potential flooding due to excessive rainfall, with both rural and urban areas at risk.

Mesquite introduces a third EV charging station, funded by a $182,880 Energy Department grant, and acquires three electric vehicles for City use, emphasizing its commitment to sustainability.

The Dallas Police Department is hosting a Youth Empowerment Expo with activities, free haircuts, backpacks, and school supplies for children at the Briscoe Carpenter Livestock Center.

Dallas officials implement nighttime mosquito control spraying to combat West Nile Virus in specified areas, urging residents to minimize exposure and participate in prevention efforts.

Fort Worth residents tie green ribbons for flood victims to show support, with ribbons available at City Hall and donation drives by local departments.

City News highlights the importance of safely disposing used charcoal to prevent fires, recommending cooling for 48 hours, soaking in water, and wrapping in foil before disposal.