The Fort Worth Spinks Airport is set for expansion with a new master plan awaiting City Council adoption, outlining development aligned with funding criteria and aviation trends.

The Bond Study Committee will have its first meeting to discuss public infrastructure and community development, with recommendations aimed at a potential 2025 bond election.

Atmos Energy is conducting routine gas maintenance in Frisco, causing noise and odor on select days from August 6 to August 13, without disrupting service.

Eliana Miranda's exhibition, "Qué Calor," addresses environmental intersectionality and migration issues at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center, with an opening reception on August 10.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office declared August as Back to School Safety Month, focusing on traffic safety and preparing the community for the return of students to school.

After gunfire in Shadybrook, a chase ended with a crash and two arrests in Duncanville; Cedar Hill Police found an AK-47 style pistol, ammo, and drugs in the vehicle.

The Level Up Music Academy has opened in White Settlement with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, offering a new venue for music education and aiming to become a cultural hub for the community.

The construction of the ACTIV center for over-50s in Arlington is on schedule, with drywall and windows now installed, and the community can take a virtual tour of the site online.

The Argyle Independent School District celebrated the upcoming school year with the second annual Eagle Bash, an event fostering community spirit and enthusiasm among students, families, and educators.

Eastbound lanes on SH 183 were closed due to a police situation, causing delays between Brown Trail and Industrial. Details were not provided, but the Bedford PD later announced the reopening of the lanes.

The City of Fort Worth is restoring the historic bricks on Main Street, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays, with a completion goal set for August 19.

Dallas faces a heatwave with temperatures hitting 105 degrees, prompting an Ozone Action Day due to potential air pollution risks and health concerns for vulnerable groups. Residents are advised to reduce pollution through various measures.

Euless Public Works is collaborating with Tarrant County for street rehabilitations, aiming to improve city road conditions and providing residents with advance notice and real-time progress updates online.