Arlington faces a sales tax revenue shortfall, with this year's revenue $4 million below budget and a potential $7 million gap by year-end. City services may be impacted as the council looks to cut costs for FY26.

Road construction is underway east of Downtown, which may cause traffic delays. Repairs are targeting East Rusk, Kaufman, and North Tyler streets, expected to finish by August 6. Local notifications detail parking restrictions during the project.

Texas leadership programs Boys State and Girls State select 26 students, receiving support from the County Commissioners Court, to learn about state politics and governance.

White Settlement Community Services has opened entries for the annual Rock the Boat Contest, inviting participants to create cardboard boats for a chance to win various awards.

A man died following a physical altercation with Garland police after displaying erratic behavior; his death is under investigation to determine the cause.

Officer Smith from the Euless Police Department received the Medal of Valor from Arlington PD for heroically rescuing individuals from a vehicle fire while off-duty.

A high-speed collision on Interstate 820 involving a Dodge Charger and work truck killed the Charger's driver and shut down eastbound toll lanes temporarily.

Lewisville is seeking public input on their 2025-26 fiscal plans for CDBG and HOME funds with feedback open until August 4th. Documents are available online and at city locations.

Charles Brownlee was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison for a series of armed robberies at Cash Stores in Fort Worth, with law enforcement collaboration leading to his conviction.

A Seagoville man was sentenced to 66 months in prison for possessing a firearm while on hallucinogenic mushrooms during an incident where he shot his roommate.

Tomorrow is the last day for Mesquite, Texas residents to apply for Project LEAD, a civic engagement initiative by the city and the local school district.

Garland Police and Texas Department of Transportation launch "Operation: Slowdown" to combat speed-related fatalities; the campaign targets high-traffic areas until August 5.

Arlington offers a variety of weekend activities including art exhibits like "Beyond Borders", pools and amusement parks for family fun, Rangers baseball, concerts, a new Canines & Coffee event, a blood drive, culinary clubs, and family craft time.