A large fire broke out at Texas Industrial Scrap Metal yard in Fort Worth, with firefighters working into early hours to extinguish it; two firefighters were injured. The cause is under investigation.

A fire occurred at 16Ten Apartments in Denton, with the local fire department responding. No official statements about the cause or damage have been made yet.

A person was shot at a Lewisville mobile home park, and a suspect is in custody. Police are investigating but consider the incident isolated, with no ongoing threat.

The Wylie Police Department warns of scams related to National Night Out, reminding residents that the event is free and to only correspond with the official contact.

A sewer pipeline rupture near Mirabella Boulevard has been contained with no public water supply threat; however, nearby parks are closed and affected residents must boil water.

The North Texas Red Cross honored Eric Klein by naming an Emergency Response Vehicle after him, donated by Jeff Franzen, highlighting Klein’s dedication to humanitarian service.

The Irving Police Media Affairs and Homeless Outreach teams were honored at the Mayor and Keep Irving Beautiful Awards Ceremony for their community contributions.

Garland Police provided active shooter training for City employees, focusing on response strategies and safety plans, with plans to offer similar public sessions.

The Duncanville Police have emphasized road safety and adherence to traffic rules during National Traffic Awareness Month in August, promoting vigilance and shared responsibility through social media.

Several recreational sites in a city are closed due to a sewage incident, affecting local parks and boat ramps, with ongoing repairs and water safety tests.

A White Settlement city council meeting is scheduled for tonight at 6:30 pm, with the agenda available on the city's website. Residents are encouraged to attend for community engagement.

The Arlington Public Library is holding a donation drive in August, collecting books and other items for their Fall Book Sale to support library services.

The Fort Worth City Council approved incentives for GE on Wing Support Inc. to expand its aerospace operations, with plans to invest $50 million and add 100 jobs by 2026.