The Coppell Police Department offers monthly fingerprinting services on the second Tuesday from 5pm to 6:30pm; $10 with your card or $15 to purchase one.

Arlington gears up for its 16th annual Light Up Arlington on June 29, with music, food, and fireworks. The event precedes the 59th Arlington Independence Day Parade on July 4.

One-third of the storm debris has been cleared in Mesquite as of June 7, with the city outlining resident guidelines for debris separation and curbside placement to support cleanup efforts.

Carrollton is developing its Downtown Master Plan, seeking community input for revitalizing the area near the DART Green Line to enhance economic growth and community connections.

The Dallas Police reported that 8-year-old Hunter Pettijohn, who went missing on June 10, 2024, has been found safe.

The Irving Police remind drivers to be cautious since some school zones are active during summer educational programs, stressing safety amid ongoing learning opportunities.

The Lewisville PD is investigating a homicide after a body was found on the I-35E service road. Identity and suspects are still unconfirmed, and the public is urged to assist.

Young entrepreneur Lincoln is hosting his lemonade stand again in Mansfield to support local services, including Police and Fire Departments. The event is at Eagle Globe & Anchor Barbershop on June 8.

Dateline is set to air a special on an unsolved mystery from the Arlington Police Department, promising new details and insights into the haunting case.

Sergeants Green and Goodwin have been promoted within the Duncanville Police Department, an event the department celebrated on Facebook, highlighting the importance of leadership and community connection.

The South Garland Library invites the community to free literary events in September, featuring author Reavis Z. Wortham, writing workshops, and a CrimeCon experience.

The Irving Police Department offers a variety of kids’ summer programs, including sports, outdoor activities, and martial arts, as advertised in their Facebook post.

Lewisville offers free fitness classes at Wayne Ferguson Plaza as part of its community engagement strategy, with programs including yoga, strength training, Pilates, and Tai Chi. More details are available on the city website and Facebook page.