Graduating seniors completed an 8-hour Women's Self Defense Class organized by the Coppell Police Department, focusing on empowerment and avoiding threats.

The Dallas Police Department requests information on Berenice Martinez, featured on their #WantedWednesday bulletin, seeking tips through Crime Stoppers and advising against public intervention.

Grand Prairie prepares for July 4th with city office closures, varied service hours, and various events including a Quiet Zone for those seeking a reprieve from fireworks.

Fort Worth, Texas, renames the local Ryan Place Triangle Park to Joan Kline Park to honor the community advocate's legacy.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts' sold-out 'End of an Era' concert series was an anticipated event, with a secret line-up and high local excitement. New ticket details are expected soon.

The Mansfield Animal Care & Control is humorously promoting World Cat Domination Day, inviting people to adopt cats as "benevolent rulers" and find their "forever kingdoms."

The Kimbell Art Museum offers free admission to the "Art and War in the Renaissance" exhibit for military families on Blue Star Family Sunday, July 7.

NAS Fort Worth JRB is hosting FreedomFest on June 29, featuring live music, food trucks, and fireworks, with access restrictions and safety guidelines in place.

Dallas's public art "Shadow Lines" is nominated for the 2024 CODAawards and honors victims of racial violence. Voting is open for the People's Choice until July 2nd.

The Healthy Food Dallas Initiative is launching a grant program for non-profits to provide nutritious food in food deserts, with up to $70,000 in forgivable loans that require matching funds.

A suspect is charged with Capital Murder after a fatal shooting in Mesquite, Texas; the victim was identified as Muhammad Hussain. Police arrested the suspect, Davonta Mathis, after identifying his vehicle.

Authorities in Cedar Hill have arrested one suspect following a series of car break-ins while they actively search for a second suspect described as a young black male. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity.

The Arlington Tennis Center is scheduled for a $1.1 million renovation to upgrade its clubhouse and restrooms, aiming to enhance the facility for patrons and events.