Milton Angel Masariego-Cruz, 22, reported missing in Dallas, has been found safe. No details on the circumstances of his disappearance or recovery were given.

Dallas faces a heatwave with temperatures hitting 105 degrees, prompting an Ozone Action Day due to potential air pollution risks and health concerns for vulnerable groups. Residents are advised to reduce pollution through various measures.

Irving PAL's successful Hoops and Kicks summer camp fostered police-community relations, involving over 200 kids daily in sports for communal bonding.

The Coppell Police Department reported 11 vehicle burglary incidents in July, with unlocked cars targeted and two firearms stolen. They emphasize the importance of locking cars and securing firearms to prevent such opportunistic crimes.

Dallas is bracing for extreme heat with temperatures expected to reach over 100 degrees, paired with an Air Quality Alert warning of high ozone levels.

Euless Public Works is collaborating with Tarrant County for street rehabilitations, aiming to improve city road conditions and providing residents with advance notice and real-time progress updates online.

The city of Euless, TX, has completed the revamp of Wilshire Park, adding a themed playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, new trails, and parking with lighting.

White Settlement hosts a weekend of events, including a music academy opening, a family-friendly finale event, a farmers market, a back-to-school event at Fort Worth Mitsubishi, and the grand opening of Flex-it Gym with a guest bodybuilder.

The Euless Animal Shelter is hosting a fee-free adoption event, Clear the Shelters, from August 22-24, aiming to reduce overcrowding by finding homes for pets.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville presents two art exhibitions, Ariel Bowman's "Lap of Luxury" and "Patterns and Textures," at Lewisville Grand Theater, with receptions on August 17.

The City of Lewisville announces its annual Citizens University program, offering residents insight into local governance. The course runs for eight months starting on September 19, with enrollment open until August 31.

The City of Mesquite reports substantial progress in storm debris cleanup, with 11,000 tons collected and plans to return to the normal trash schedule by August 12. Residents are advised on debris separation and disposal.

Denton's MLK Jr. Rec Center will host a Back to School Bash on Aug. 5, featuring games, a bounce house, educational seminars, and free grooming services, capped with a DJ dance party.