Three men were arrested for a robbery and stabbing of a veteran in Denton, Texas, with non-fatal injuries reported and aggravated robbery charges pending.

The Levitt Pavilion in Arlington launches a free summer concert series beginning June 1, with live streams available. The lineup includes various genres and special events, such as the Juneteenth celebration with The Sensational Barnes Brothers.

The Arlington Fire Department's FY23 report details over 54,000 emergencies, including fire and EMS calls, and highlights their community engagement and high citizen satisfaction ratings.

The West Dallas Multipurpose Center is set to receive a $1 million federal investment for improvements and new services, announced by Congressman Marc Veasey.

Dallas officials, including the interim city manager and emergency management director, plan to address storm recovery efforts in a digital press conference.

The Dallas Public Library launches its SMART Summer program with free family activities in all its locations, including reading challenges with rewards, and an opening event featuring local dignitaries.

Arlington Parks & Recreation warns about poison ivy and oak, offering identification tips and advice on avoidance and treatment for the rash caused by these plants.

The Sounds of Lewisville concert series begins June 4 featuring "Just Like P!NK" and includes various acts until July 2, with volunteer opportunities available.

Lewisville calls for teen applications to its Youth Action Council, offering an opportunity for local high school students to participate in local governance and community projects. Applications are open until August 1 for grades 10-12.

Tonight's Havana NRG! concert in Lewisville has been moved to Huffines Performance Hall due to weather, with first-come seating and no outside food allowed.

Texas officials encourage residents affected by storms to report property damage using the iSTAT survey to aid in securing relief funds and assistance.

Dallas man Gemond Copage Miller receives a 60-year sentence for sexual assault and producing child pornography.

Garland Sanitation Department is working overtime for storm cleanup and asks residents to prepare debris for collection, providing instructions for proper disposal.