Lewisville will celebrate Juneteenth with a free concert by the David Whiteman Band at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on June 20, following recommendations by the Mayor’s Commission for cultural engagement.

The National Weather Service warns Dallas of a turbulent week with extreme heat followed by high chances of severe thunderstorms and fluctuating weather conditions.

Denton County holds a Youth Emergency Preparedness art contest for K-12 students to educate the community on safety during natural disasters through creative visuals.

Denton residents can now easily access the latest city staff reports online and sign up for notifications to stay informed about local government affairs.

Fort Worth adjusts operations for Juneteenth: city offices closed, emergency services open, normal waste collection, selected animal shelters and recreation facilities open, while others closed, and Trinity Metro buses on Sunday schedule.

Dallas Park and Recreation is addressing the toxic water hemlock at White Rock Lake, cautioning visitors and pet owners about its danger and resemblance to the harmless Queen Anne's Lace.

Texas Rep. Patterson secured state funds for the Exide site cleanup in Frisco, supporting environmental restoration.

The Dallas Police Department warned about phone scams demanding payment, noting that legitimate entities don't ask for money over calls or via gift cards. They urge reporting such scams to their Financial Crimes Unit.

The City of Denton Fire Department showcased Truck Company Aerial Operations, emphasizing their wide-ranging skills beyond firefighting, including rescue and safety practices.

The Fort Worth Convention Center unveiled its new catering kitchen and tasting room, modernizing its facilities and enhancing the dining experience for guests with state-of-the-art equipment.

Fort Worth's job fair aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society by providing job opportunities and resources, including resolution of legal issues.

Mesquite's National Trails Day event, "Walking for Wellness," promotes healthy lifestyles through a free walk with fitness challenges at Valley Creek Park.

Dallas PD honored fallen officers Theodore A. and Alex W. Tedford with street toppers, recalling their service and sacrifices from the early 20th century.