Denton County reports four new human cases of West Nile Virus, bringing the season's total to eighteen. The health department urges preventive actions against mosquitoes.

The Dallas MLK Jr. Community Center is set to undergo upgrades with a $2.5 million federal grant, aiming to bolster services and facilities for the South Dallas neighborhood.

Deputy Ruben Garcia died in the line of duty after his vehicle was struck by a distracted driver. Plano Police and Constable Esquivel honored him and urged the community to remember his bravery and service.

White Settlement Fire Department's B-Shift enhanced its rope rescue skills through practical training, as shared on their Facebook page, emphasizing readiness for emergency responses.

David Kees was named the Interim Assistant City Manager - Community of Duncanville, overseeing departments like Parks and Recreation and the Public Library.

Red Oak Police Department hosts a community event to strengthen ties between residents and law enforcement through activities, insights into policing, and open dialogue.

The annual Founders' Day at the Man House Museum offers a mix of historical activities, food trucks, and artisan goods, providing an educational and entertaining experience for all ages.

Derwood Scott retired after 37 years in public service in Coppell, known for his calm voice and "Let's go now" cue in emergencies. His career under nine police chiefs was honored; a PD room was officially named after him.

The Department of Housing & Community Development partners with the Office of Homeless Solutions to offer site tours for developers interested in creating Permanent Supportive Housing. RSVP is required.

Dallas is hosting town halls in October to discuss the Master Plan for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, inviting public input on its future development.

Russian national Aleksandr Viktorovich Ryzhenkov has been indicted for engaging in ransomware attacks against US companies, including encryption demands, starting in June 2017.

An Ozone Action Day has been declared for Dallas-Fort Worth, urging residents to reduce pollution as high ozone levels are expected with sunny skies and temperatures around 91 degrees.

Missing 78-year-old Chao-Keng Chen was found safe after the Garland Police Department and community members conducted a search following his disappearance.