DeSoto Police engaged in a chase with a Mercedes involved in vehicle burglaries, arresting passenger Brandon Finch, who faced four counts of Burglary of a Motor Vehicle.

Crissy Hinojosa retired after 24 years at the Collin County DA's Office, celebrated for her dedication and resilience. The office highlighted her impact on the team and community.

Texas communities organize the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" to honor 9/11 victims and fallen service members, promoting unity without political symbols.

TCEQ announced an Ozone Action Day for Dallas-Fort Worth, advising residents to mitigate pollution by using alternative transport and saving energy due to high ozone levels.

Fort Worth City Council meeting on August 26 will include votes on projects ranging from memorials to infrastructure, with key items like reallocation of funds and utility rate adjustments on the agenda.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the I-30 widening project in Arlington as part of the $146 billion 2026 Unified Transportation Plan to alleviate congestion and improve transportation across the state.

The Western Days festival in Lewisville features Gretchen Wilson and Shane Smith and the Saints as headliners, with various attractions and live performances planned.

Arlington invests $8.2 million in new public safety radios following voter approval, aiming for better emergency response communication and preparing for the 2025 FIFA World Cup games.

Fort Worth Public Library introduces AAC boards to assist nonverbal patrons, inspired by Kendra Frank and her son, enhancing inclusivity for those with communication challenges.

Arlington's EDC wins two IEDC awards for its website and the LiftFund Interest Buydown program, which provides zero-interest loans to support local jobs and businesses.

Arlington embarks on a major upgrade of water and sewer lines near Pleasant Ridge and Bowen Road, with a public meeting set for September 2025, and completion expected by fall 2026.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Dallas until 7 PM CDT due to high heat index values, and an Ozone Action Day is issued for high ozone levels. Residents are advised to stay cool and minimize pollution.

Garland approves a new soccer training facility for Atlético Dallas and a larger $70.87 million complex, expecting economic benefits and community enrichment. Construction begins in 2026, with completion by 2027.