The Euless Fire Department and the American Red Cross are offering CPR, First Aid, and AED certification classes to local adults for $40, aimed at preparing the community for summer safety.

Mesquite celebrated the opening of its revamped Butterfly Trail with new features, educational signage, and a pollinator garden designed to support Monarch butterflies.

"Deliver Us From Mama" is a comedy play about Walker's frantic cross-country journey to attend his child's birth amid a family-induced chaos and an air traffic strike.

Dallas anticipates a warm week with highs near 95-97°F, potential thunderstorms, and occasional breezes according to the National Weather Service forecast.

The DeSoto Police Department promotes a License to Carry Certification Course offered by the Sharpshooter's Training Academy, inviting all skill levels to join on July 26th for a $75 fee.

Rockwall County announces IH 30 lane closures due to bridge activities and road work from June 29th to July 2nd.

Lewisville, TX celebrates the reopening of Wayne Frady Park with new playground and basketball courts on July 2, with a ceremony and family-friendly activities.

Garland Cultural Arts hosts an event with comedian Monique Marvez and mentalist Christopher Carter on October 24, 2025.

A man named Drew Knowles was fatally shot and crashed his car in Dallas, leading to the arrest of Rodney Brown and Jorge Moncivais for murder. The Dallas Police are investigating.

Duncanville is conducting nighttime repairs on a water main, affecting traffic at Cockrell Hill Rd. and E. Wheatland Rd. starting June 30, 2025. Detours will be in place during closures.

Dallas Animal Services sees a 41% increase in pet adoptions, making them a statewide leader with a national rank of fourth, as reported by Best Friends Animal Society.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas, Texas, is hosting screenings and events including a film showing of "MONSTRUO DE XIBALBA" and a molcajete class by Chef Maricsa Trejo. It will also feature Chantal Lesley's exhibition in August.

Fort Worth's Main Street program, benefiting the Historic Northside and Polytechnic districts, has been extended for two more years to continue their revitalization efforts with new strategies and resources.