Carrollton won several awards at the NAGC Blue Pencil & Gold Screen Awards for public communications, including their Festival at the Switchyard campaign and Storm Drain Art contest.

Fort Worth hosts a free Community Wellness Fair on Aug. 2 with health screenings and activities for public wellness at Amon Carter-Riverside High School.

Arlington Police request public help to find missing man, Jude Ezeh, last seen July 26, 2025; no danger indication, and urge immediate contact with leads.

The Denton Fire Department announces controlled burns at three locations to improve prairie health and control invasive species, with measures to minimize community impact.

Dallas police responded to a fatal shooting on Maple Ave, arresting Robert Simmons who faces multiple charges. The community seeks answers amid the investigation.

Midlothian Police and Fire Departments competed in a friendly "Battle of the Badges Blood Drive" to encourage vital blood donations from the community.

The Ellis County Commissioners' Court will review a replat application for The Hart Farm in an area of about 11.831 acres. Public meeting scheduled on August 19, 2025.

Arlington Housing Authority announces open enrollment for the Housing Choice Voucher Program from July 31 to August 6, 2025, with applications accepted online.

Lewisville City Hall has set up cooling centers at the Salvation Army and Lewisville Public Library to help residents stay safe from the heat, with specific hours and rules in place.

Arlington offers diverse weekend activities including arts, pools, Six Flags' Summerbration, The Smurf Experience, library events, Texas Rangers games, music tributes, farmers market, financial workshops, and a metal concert.

Arlington faces a sales tax revenue shortfall, with this year's revenue $4 million below budget and a potential $7 million gap by year-end. City services may be impacted as the council looks to cut costs for FY26.

Road construction is underway east of Downtown, which may cause traffic delays. Repairs are targeting East Rusk, Kaufman, and North Tyler streets, expected to finish by August 6. Local notifications detail parking restrictions during the project.

Texas leadership programs Boys State and Girls State select 26 students, receiving support from the County Commissioners Court, to learn about state politics and governance.