The City of Mesquite has removed over 7,000 tons of storm debris and plans a second cleanup sweep to finish by the end of July, aiming for normal trash collection by August 5.

The city of Garland, Texas, received the 2024 Governor's Community Achievement Award for environmental and community efforts, with a special reception and a landscaping project in collaboration with TxDOT.

The City of Denton invites residents to help prioritize annual audit projects by completing a survey, influencing the allocation of city audit resources for enhanced fiscal responsibility.

The Company of Rowlett Performers presents Disney's "The Little Mermaid" at Plaza Theater in Garland, TX, with shows from May 23 to June 1, 2025. Tickets range from $17-$27.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court is set to consider a replat application for the Hopgood Addition, involving approximately three acres in the Maypearl extraterritorial jurisdiction, with a public meeting scheduled for August 6, 2024.

The Company of Rowlett Performers presents "Krazy Kamp" at Plaza Theater, a comedic play with music, chaotic summer camp antics, and vibrant characters, opening July 18, 2025.

The North Tarrant Express 35W project in Fort Worth was completed early, improving traffic flow and connectivity, with significant local economic impacts.

A heat advisory is in effect for North and Central Texas with potential heat index values up to 109, posing risks of heat-related illnesses. There's also a forecast for storms ahead.

Arlington is preparing for the 2024 MLB All-Star Week, focusing on safety, traffic, and parking, with advice for fans on navigating events and ensuring responsible behavior.

Arlington targets five locations for West Nile Virus spray due to positive mosquito samples from July 2-3, using CDC-recommended methods and encouraging residents to take preventive measures.

Arlington's Tea Scoop Boba Tea & Smoothie, owned by Kevin Yu, prioritizes freshness with their made-to-order drinks, offering a unique tea experience during Small Business Promotion Week.

Dallas improves construction protocols through a seminar with over 70 participants from 22 municipalities, focusing on traffic control and materials testing, organized by the City of Dallas and North Texas Council of Governments.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center will offer summer events including free music education, sound therapy, and comedy shows after briefly closing for July 4th.