The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas will exhibit "The Eye of White Rock Lake," a photography series by Adam Velte, from July 6 to August 10, showcasing scenes from White Rock Lake Park.

The Dallas Police request public help to solve the 2013 murders of Tadarris Reed and James Johnson, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

The American Red Cross of North Texas offers a chance to win a Ram 1500 truck and a movie ticket to blood donors in July to address the summer donation slump.

Fort Worth families can enjoy a free screening of "Inside Out" at NAS JRB Fort Worth's MWR, with details available on their Facebook page or by calling 817-782-6122 for more information.

The Bartonville Police and Safe Kids demonstrated the rapid rise of car interior temperatures to prevent vehicular heatstroke, emphasizing never to leave kids or pets in cars.

The National Recreation and Park Association announces "Where You Belong" as the theme for Park and Recreation Month this July, focusing on community and inclusivity.

Sergeant Wragg of the Lewisville Police was honored with a 20-Year Safe Driving Award, celebrating his exceptional driving record and commitment to road safety.

Police in Irving successfully negotiated the peaceful surrender of a barricaded individual in a stolen car, resolving the situation without incident and announcing it via social media.

HEB Independent School District offers free summer meals to children ages 1-18 at the Euless Family Life Center, with service available until July 26.

Harry Zimmer has resigned from the Euless City Council after nearly a decade. He is recognized for his extensive volunteer work and impact on multiple City boards.

Euless, Texas focuses on sustainable economic growth through retail expansion, with Glade Parks and the upcoming H-E-B store as key contributors to its strategy.

The National Weather Service extends a heat advisory in Dallas as high temperatures and humidity pose health risks, with potential relief from the heat forecasted by the end of the week.

The 2023 Annual Water Quality Report for Euless is now online, providing detailed insights into local water safety, backed by the city's commitment to surpass health standards.