Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced a new election security grant program, with $10 million available for counties to enhance election processes' security.

The National Weather Service predicts high temperatures for Juneteenth in Dallas, with values up to 104 degrees, and advises caution due to sustained heat.

Frisco announces over 25 free performances for Make Music Day on June 21, 2025, featuring workshops, live shows, and diverse activities for all skill levels.

Fort Worth integrates MedStar into FWFD and tours new Fire Alarm Office/EMS Communications Center, aiming to create a financially stable, responsive, patient-focused EMS system.

Fort Worth partners with YMCA, opening the Eastside YMCA outdoor pool to the public with city pool benefits and future commitments to community aquatic resources.

The Lake Como neighborhood's "Do Something Good For Your Neighbor" sculpture will feature in the Venice exhibition "PORCH: An Architecture of Generacy."

Kenneth Lee Hagood, 78, was safely found after Dallas Police issued a public call for help locating him. Details on the circumstances remain undisclosed.

Arlington's Planning and Development Services plans to adjust permit fees in two phases starting July 15, 2025, to better align costs with services, last updated in 2008.

The Collin County DA's Office highlighted the importance of Elder Abuse Awareness Day, encouraging the public to report abuse and ensuring efforts to prosecute offenders.

The Burleson Police Department is offering free VIN etching to residents on June 21 to deter vehicle theft. No appointment is needed for this service at Target's parking lot.

Dallas Police seek public help to identify two suspects accused of assaulting a public servant at a protest on June 9. A reward of up to $5,000 is offered for information.

Two Dallas Police Department employees were arrested for DWI on June 14, 2025, one officer and one community outreach representative. Both are on leave pending investigations.

Dallas community organizations will hold a press conference to promote peaceful protest and civic engagement at City Hall, featuring speakers like Council Member Jaime Resendez and representatives from LULAC and other groups.