Nine inmates graduated from the Pathways to H.O.P.E. Reentry Program at Rockwall County Detention Center, aimed at aiding their reintegration into society.

Mesquite Arts Center's "Vida Sana" event on September 20 focuses on fitness and healthy living for the Hispanic community. It's free, featuring fitness classes, health education, raffles, and celebrates Hispanic culture.

The "Money and Me" event in Arlington offers financial literacy workshops for families with children K-5 at the Downtown Arlington Library on July 26, featuring activities and rewards like a free backpack.

The Lewisville Police Department has sworn in five new officers, marking a new beginning at the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center. The department emphasized the importance of fresh perspectives and community service.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center announces summer events including workshops, exhibitions, and a film screening, starting with a comics workshop on July 26 and a wellness music series from July 30 to August 27.

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Arlington opens Splash Island, featuring slides and interactive water elements, with new family amenities and dining options.

Keller has scheduled a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on July 22 for a public hearing on a SUP application for a new accessory structure at 2510 Fawkes Lane.

Euless is hosting a scavenger hunt on July 19th to engage the community and showcase local landmarks, with accommodations for participants with disabilities.

Dallas announces the demolition of the abandoned Tri-City Hospital starting with a ceremonial event, marking the beginning of significant redevelopment in the area.

Fort Worth's Code Rangers program invites residents to volunteer in monitoring and reporting code violations to maintain neighborhood cleanliness and safety.

DeSoto police arrested a 20-year-old felon after a high-speed chase, which included the use of spike strips and ended due to a resident's report of suspicious activity.

The Coppell Police Department is promoting their National Night Out event to strengthen community relations and has featured their mascot, Nat the Knight, in recent local events.

The Lewisville Police and Fire are moving to the newly built Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, with updates shared on their Facebook page. Essential services will continue during the transition.