The City of Denton P&Z Commission will hold a hearing on a request to allow multifamily dwelling uses on 53.407 acres, influencing Denton's future development.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court and the A.D. Marshall Public Safety Building will be closed on July 29th for internal staff training, resuming regular hours on July 30th.

Dallas faces mixed weather with a 30% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, patchy morning fog, and highs in the low 90s. Evening conditions remain the same with precipitation lessening after 7 pm.

Deputy Meredith Portillo fatally struck by a suspected wrong-way driver in South Bexar County, Texas. She and another person died at the scene, with another seriously injured. Condolences are shared as the community mourns.

Allen, Texas ranks high for remote workers and quality of life according to studies by Lawnstarter and Coworking Café, being economically stable and affordable.

The Korean Central United Methodist Church of Dallas awarded scholarships to children of Irving Police employees, continuing its tradition of supporting education.

The UniverSoul Circus will perform at Dallas' Red Bird Mall from July 25 - August 11, showcasing a variety of international acts. A preview for city employees is set for July 24.

A 25-year-old is accused of fatally shooting 44-year-old Keeman Bowens in Dallas, leading to murder charges and an ongoing investigation by local police.

Dallas Police reported a fatal shooting of a woman on Lanark Avenue; two suspects, Keiona Hargis and Deiontay Horn, face murder charges.

A local outreach center partnered with Grapevine Animal Services to offer pet resources like food, vaccines, and microchips, enhancing animal welfare in the community.

The Mansfield Police Department seeks public help to identify a suspect in a phone theft at a Target store, requesting information be sent to Detective Loran White.

Dallas faces potential floods with a week of predicted thunderstorms, according to the NWS. A 40% chance of storms today and highs around 88 degrees is reported, with the possibility of gusty winds and heavy rain.

Lewisville invites community input for the 121 Business Corridor's future through a virtual town hall on StoryMap from July 22 to August 3, offering an interactive experience and a survey for feedback on development plans.