Denton seeks a new Civil Service Commission member to oversee police and firefighter services, with a term starting in August. Applications are due by July 22.

Road work on Carrier Parkway in Grand Prairie could prolong local commutes, with traffic rerouted into the southbound lanes and expected completion by December 2024.

Captain Ronnie Gutierrez from Grapevine Police has completed the Texas Police Chief Association's Command Officer Program, a significant leadership and management achievement in law enforcement.

Emergency Services District 1 responded to a fire on Trinity View Rd, dispatching multiple units in collaboration with other departments, containing it to about 40 acres. No injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

North Texas residents can get a free irrigation system evaluation in July to conserve water and save on bills. The city offers a bonus rain/freeze sensor to the first 250 registrants.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot in Dallas, and a 15-year-old girl has been charged with the crime. Police continue to investigate and seek information.

Arlington Parks celebrates their recreation staff as unsung heroes who ensure the community's recreation and camp experiences are exceptional, highlighting their adaptability, creativity, and passion.

MLB and the Texas Rangers celebrated the expansion of Mission Arlington's medical facility, enhancing the clinic with seven new patient rooms and a triage area.

An employee was robbed at an ATM outside a Chase Bank in Cypress during a routine service visit. The suspects took cash and are being sought by police.

The Tickets & Travel office at the Navy Air Station Joint Reserve Base in Fort Worth posted an update on Facebook about their new daily schedule, which includes a closure from 1-2 PM.

The MWR Fort Worth Library ran a Summer Events Program with activities like Maricela & Friends' musical performance for kids and has upcoming events like Mark's Twisty Art Storytelling, detailed on its Facebook page.

Founder of Slync, Christopher Kirchner, was sentenced to 20 years for defrauding investors out of $71 million and is ordered to pay $65 million in restitution.

The Aquatic Center is closed on July 13 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM for military training, but will reopen afterwards.