The Irving Police Department is investigating a murder that occurred on June 3, 2024, and is seeking information from the public to help solve the case.

Garland's Plaza Theatre presents "The Taste of Sin," a new play exploring virtue and vice. It debuts on August 4 and examines faith, temptation, and their effects on relationships.

Grand Prairie is restoring parks after severe weather damage, focusing on safety and aesthetics, as officials acknowledge the importance of these spaces to the community.

Brian Daugherty is appointed as Fort Worth's new Code Compliance director after serving in Arlington, bringing his experience in community development.

Dallas celebrates Pride Month with the raising of the Pride flag at City Hall and various citywide LGBTQ+ events, alongside declarations and resolutions affirming LGBTQ+ visibility and dignity.

Fort Worth officials warn against using fireworks within city limits ahead of Independence Day and will enforce a local ban with fines of up to $2,000.

Fort Worth plans to install a waterwheel to remove trash from the Trinity River, aiming for environmental improvement with community and financial support.

The Garland Police conducted a traffic enforcement blitz enforcing seatbelt use, resulting in 162 stops, 43 seatbelt citations, and various other offenses. One arrest was made during the campaign, which aims to increase road safety.

The NWS issued weather warnings for North and Central Texas, predicting heavy rain and storms with flood advisories for areas like White Rock Creek, and cautioning residents to avoid flooded areas.

A gas leak in Northlake, Texas, was quickly contained after emergency services and Atmos Energy responded, closing an intersection temporarily with no reported injuries.

Arlington and Arlington ISD have launched a free summer meal program for people under 18 at libraries and schools with no need for ID or income proof. The program started on June 3, 2024, and runs Monday to Friday with varied service times.

Denton Skate Park is closing from June 3 for maintenance and improvements, with a projected reopening on June 10. Plans include replacing wooden ramps for safety and durability, with longer-term designs for new parks at Briercliff and Mack Park.

The Arlington Police Department is hosting a summit on human trafficking and child exploitation, continuing the Safe Roads Initiative, and engaging in community events like 'Cooking with Cops.'