Garland's Central Library announces summer events and Grand Opening on July 12 in their "Off the Shelf Central Edition" guide.

The Arlington Public Library has revived its Seed Library program, allowing people to pick up two packets of seeds per visit for free, with the aim to promote sustainability and community.

Immigrant brothers Tom and Kevin Le, from hardships to owning Luraco Technologies, illustrate the American Dream in Arlington through perseverance and innovation in massage chair manufacturing.

The Fort Worth Fire Department fought a significant scrapyard fire, utilizing extensive resources and water to control the blaze without any reported injuries.

Search efforts are underway for a missing Dallas firefighter after his kayak overturned on Lake Lavon, with multiple agencies involved and the kayaker's dog rescued.

Michael Garcia, former Navy Hospital Corpsman, joined the Kennedale Police, bringing military and medical expertise to the force. He's pursuing a Criminal Justice degree and aspires to detective work.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation hosted the "100 Hours of PLAY" event, featuring city vehicles for community interaction, supported by Methodist Mansfield Medical Center.

The Burleson Police are searching for a missing 15-year-old named Kyle Chaney Jr., last seen wearing a grey shirt, cut-up jeans, and black shoes. He has orange hair, brown eyes, and scars on his left forearm.

FWFD announced on social media that Fort Worth will soon manage all ambulance services, a change affecting the city and 14 others, promising community updates on the transition.

Mansfield, Texas, celebrates Juneteenth with art and a food truck event, featuring local artists and cultural performances, which honor African-American culture and history.

Duncanville ISD held a Board of Trustees meeting, honoring the retirement of veteran educator Mrs. Andrea Fields, and announced new appointments including Darla Moss, Christopher Malone, Max Geron, and William Henderson in key leadership roles.

Mike Alexander was named President Emeritus by Keller's CERT for his long-standing service and contributions to public safety and community resilience.

Dallas Police confirm the safe return of 83-year-old Apolonio Buenrostro after a critical missing person alert.