The Mesquite Police celebrate Lieutenant Lo during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, highlighting his journey from Hong Kong to becoming a Texas law enforcement leader.

Mansfield Police clarified that a social media post about a missing child was a hoax; there's no missing child case. They thanked citizen Chassidy for alerting them to the false information.

A bald eagle pair at White Rock Lake, Dallas, has welcomed two eaglets, and local authorities are taking steps to protect the nest, urging the public to keep their distance.

Garland announces Memorial Day closures for city offices and services, but confirms that trash collection and pools will operate with adjustments. Firewheel Golf Park will maintain regular hours.

Arlington's City Council announced a $28.7 million budget increase for street maintenance, with a focus on the Street Reclamation and Asphalt Mill & Overlay Programs, funded by a sales tax surplus.

The Mansfield City Council convenes for its monthly session to swear in members and review zoning changes, with the full agenda available online for residents.

Ellis County Sheriff Brad Norman praised his deputies on Facebook during National Police Week, highlighting their commitment to public safety and the well-being of the community.

The Garland Public Library concludes its Summer Adventure program with a free concert by RED, a Taylor Swift tribute band, on August 2 at Garland Square.

The Hollabaugh Recreation Center opens in West Garland, featuring a gym, fitness rooms, multipurpose spaces, and an outdoor pavilion for community activities.

Arlington's ACTIV adult center construction is 50% complete, with amenities for active adults over 50. Set to open early next year, it will offer sports and event spaces.

Caleb Hicks from Arlington finishes six-under par at his first 72-hole Korn Ferry Tour event, reflecting his dedication to golf since his high school and college days.

Fort Worth Police are seeking four suspects for a pharmacy burglary, where over $10,000 of prescription drugs were stolen, and are considered armed and dangerous.

The Wylie Police Department is addressing a rise in car burglaries by advising residents to lock their vehicles, as recent incidents involved unlocked cars. Increased police patrols will focus on the most affected neighborhoods to deter thefts.