Arlington Police provide tips for fans attending the Gold Cup games at AT&T Stadium, including traffic plans, designated parking areas, rideshare pickup points, and pedestrian safety measures.

Dallas is set for a hot week with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, heat indices nearing 99-101 degrees, and persistent winds, with a slight cooling at night.

The Centre for Sport and Human Rights seeks nominations for young leaders in sports by June 30, 2025, for its Generation 2026 initiative focused on safe, inclusive sports.

Arlington is hosting a soccer gear donation drive until June 30 in support of the FIFA World Cup, benefiting local youth and global poverty-fighting efforts.

Dallas Police reported a double homicide on Spring Avenue, with victims James Johnson and Dameon Green found shot dead at the scene. The case is open and being investigated for Grand Jury referral.

Dallas is facing a heatwave with temperatures reaching the low 90s, possibly rising to 95 by Juneteenth. Nighttime provides little relief, with lows around 77 degrees. A slight chance of rain on Sunday won't notably cool the area.

Local firefighters extinguished an early morning garage fire on Woods Drive in Argyle, with no injuries reported and a rabbit rescued. The Denton County Fire Marshal is investigating the cause.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson endorses council's agreement for a new Law Enforcement Training Center at the University of North Texas at Dallas, aiming to boost safety and police training.

A 23-year-old man died in a collision on North Collins Street in Arlington when his Mazda veered into oncoming traffic and was hit by a Chevrolet Suburban.

Carol Lazelle Bland, a missing 79-year-old from Dallas, has been found safe following community and police efforts.

Coppell Police Department will conduct ALERRT drills at Cottonwood Creek Elementary, resulting in a higher police presence, but not affecting service capabilities.

Grand Prairie announces an upgraded Water Utility Customer Portal set to launch on June 16, aiming to improve bill payment and service management for residents.

Oakmont Park in Fort Worth reveals a new playground on June 18, replacing one lost to fire in February, with different areas for various age groups and a total equipment cost of $65,000.