The family of Debony Maffett II sues Public Storage for wrongful death, alleging negligence after he was found dead in a unit, with damages sought exceeding $1 million.

Arlington Parks hosted The World's Largest Swim Lesson at SJ Stovall Park to promote water safety and reduce drowning risks, with activities continuing at Allen Bolden Pool and other venues.

The Tarrant County DA's office praised Mansfield Police on Twitter for their work and dedication to community safety, highlighting a recent collaboration.

Residents can recycle materials at Bldg. 1230, open Mon/Wed/Fri from 8-4, except for holidays. Accepted items include white paper, metal, and cardboard.

Dallas has been recognized with the What Works Cities Silver Certification for its advanced use of data to improve city services and policy, serving as a leading example for data-driven governance.

Tarrant County increased its homestead property tax exemption from 10% to 20%, promising relief for homeowners; further relief comes with a similar exemption for childcare properties.

The Dallas Police seek public help in solving the unsolved year-old murder case of Uriel Enriquez, who was shot after an argument with an unidentified male at an outdoor event.

Arlington is set to perform targeted ground spraying against West Nile Virus after detecting infected mosquitoes. Spraying will occur over two nights, following CDC guidelines, with precautions for residents.

The Mesquite Police Department's K9 Gamble located suspects in two separate incidents involving theft and narcotics, as described in their Facebook post.

The FBI Dallas office commemorated the anniversary of Special Agent Raymond J. Caffrey's death during the 1933 Kansas City Massacre, honoring his sacrifice.

A new Courthouse Annex in Rockwall County, set to open next year, aims to reduce parking issues and wait times for services like vehicle registration, and will include various governmental offices to streamline local services.

The North Texas Red Cross is hosting a Disco-themed Summer Bash to celebrate young volunteers with activities like games, trivia, and food, and encourages RSVPs via a Facebook post.

Highland Village Fire Chief Jason Collier was arrested for solicitation of prostitution during a Denton County Sheriff's Office sting operation. He has resigned and is on paid leave.