Two Lewisville city employees, Connie Allen and Bryan McBreen, receive the Maurice Strickland Award for exceptional community service.

A community-wide fitness event, "Walking for Wellness," took place at Lanny Frasier Middle School in Mesquite, Texas, where locals joined with first responders to encourage exercise and camaraderie.

The "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series in Texas features tribute bands including "Even It Up" and offers a blend of musical nostalgia in a community setting, with opportunities for volunteers and convenient amenities.

A man was fatally shot in a Dallas parking lot, and police are searching for the gunman. The victim, Jamal Cooksey, died after being found wounded at 2:45 a.m. on W. Northwest Highway.

Dallas is set for a hot week with highs in the low 90s, starting sunny but leading to a midweek chance of showers and thunderstorms, per National Weather Service.

The Plano Police Department will perform a 21-gun salute at 11:30 AM during a memorial service for fallen Texas Law Enforcement Officers, assuring residents the gunfire is ceremonial and planned.

The City of Denton provides updates on municipal operations and projects in its Friday Staff Report, available online with the option for residents to subscribe for notifications.

Dallas faces a week of varying weather with possible storms initially, followed by calmer conditions, then returning to a rainy pattern, as per the National Weather Service.

The City of Garland is hosting a free Summer Kickoff Party with a live DJ, soap bubbles, bounce houses, and complimentary Kona Ice snow cones for the first 150 kids.

Carrollton Public Library is seeking public input through a survey to shape future services, emphasizing the value of community feedback in improving its offerings.

Chris Freis is appointed as the new Police Chief of Addison, bringing his extensive law enforcement experience from Duncanville.

Dallas Police request public aid in locating Charlene Stone, a missing 66-year-old, last seen on Copeland Street, wearing a purple and gray shirt with black pants.

The Irving Police Department held a memorial march during National Police Week to honor Texas officers who have died in the line of duty, including three from their own force. The community showed support for the officers' families.