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.

Frisco announces new roadwork projects, impacting traffic with expected delays and recommending drivers to plan alternative routes for smoother commutes.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson's official visit to Arusha, Tanzania, aimed to strengthen cultural and economic ties, following a Sister City agreement with Dar es Salaam.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts is seeking artists to create props for the HomeTown Holidays event on December 6. Application details are on their website.

Coppell announces National Night Out event for community engagement with law enforcement, inviting residents to register for block parties on October 7.

PGA Frisco hosts the free Summer Jam Golf Festival with live music, contests, and golf challenges on July 29, fostering community involvement and industry networking.

Interstate 30 will have lane closures affecting both directions overnight from July 27 to August 2 for maintenance. Daytime traffic will also experience disruptions with various U-turn and lane closures.

HEB Reads! Summer Reading Challenge invites participants to log reading minutes for rewards and an End of Summer Bash. Registration is through the Beanstack platform.

Oliver Nature Park in Mansfield, Texas introduced four new magnifying glass stations for an educational look at nature. The Parks & Recreation Department ensured they are not a fire risk.

Lewisville Police collaborated with Chick-fil-A for a "Cookies with a Cop" event to foster dialogue and trust between officers and the community in a casual setting, featuring free cookies and open conversations.