Keller Public Safety adds two new officers, Boehmisch and Durcan, the latter being valedictorian and excelling in physical training, to begin field training.

Denton, Texas is preparing for its Yankee Doodle Parade on June 28 and a Kiwanis Club fireworks show on July 3, also offering pet safety advice for the fireworks.

A deadly shootout occurred in Mesquite, Texas, where Kemarius Mack was killed. Police responded to the incident, provided lifesaving efforts, and are investigating; a suspect claiming self-defense is being interviewed.

Arlington offers a variety of weekend activities including a free dance class, the Annual Juneteenth Celebration, concerts, sports events, an M.C. Escher exhibit, the Smurf Experience, theater shows, and a farmers market.

Fort Worth is replacing traditional streetlights with solar-powered ones from Fonroche Lighting America, aiming to enhance safety, save $3 million annually, and increase resident satisfaction. Over 1,100 lights have been installed since 2023.

Dallas is experiencing a heatwave with high temperatures reaching the nineties and heat index values over 100. Residents are advised to take precautions due to the sustained heat and consistent south winds.

Carrollton won three awards at the TAMIO for outstanding municipal communication efforts, including Best Recurring Special Event and two Awards of Excellence.

The Dallas City Council's 2025 inauguration ceremony marked new member oaths and celebrated past services, with Mayor Johnson addressing the continuity of city leadership.

Waxahachie PD hosts the 911 Gives Back event for school supply donations with family-friendly activities, emphasizing community support for education.

Mesquite city offices will close on Juneteenth, yet the airport and waste facilities will operate normally. Recreational sites will shut to honor the end of slavery.

Dallas is expecting rising temperatures with highs reaching mid-90s and sunny skies this week, per the National Weather Service.

Lover – The Unofficial Eras Tour returns to Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza with high anticipation. The event, part of the "Sounds of Lewisville" series, features various music acts, with performances every Tuesday in June, starting at 7 p.m.

Oak Cliff in Dallas is getting a new park with amenities, named after local business owner Roland G. Parrish, as part of the area's revitalization efforts.