Carrollton Marketing Services Department won three awards at the TAMIO conference for their communication initiatives, including top honors for their financial report and festival video.

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth warns of extreme heat in Dallas, Texas, with an Excessive Heat Warning in effect until 7 PM CDT due to high temperatures and heat index values. Residents are advised to take precautions.

Lewisville honors the late City Manager Chuck Owens with city flags at half-staff and remembers his pivotal role in the city's growth during his 1985-1998 tenure.

The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission has scheduled three public hearings to discuss two Specific Use Permits for accessory structures and a final plat with variances for a replat of the Allied Bank Addition.

Camp Beacon in Texas hosted "Under the Sea" activities, including a visit to SeaQuest Aquarium, and looks forward to its "Camp Carnival" with games and a water obstacle course, although closed on July 4th.

The Argyle ISD team participated in safety training at the Texas School Safety Conference, committing to continuous learning and improving security in educational environments.

Charles Schwab employees successfully held their first blood drive, exceeding their goal by collecting 47 units of blood and assembling 100 comfort kits for veterans.

Arlington's upcoming weekend is filled with diverse activities including community events, learning programs, concerts, and sporting matchups for all ages to enjoy the summer season.

Arlington opens cooling stations at The Salvation Army, Arlington Life Shelter, and public libraries to help the homeless and others beat the summer heat.

The Dallas City Council approved a mixed-income housing project and a Chapter 380 grant for it. Other initiatives include a Healthy Food fund and a new Dallas Music Office to promote local talent.

Denton County has reported two West Nile Virus positive mosquito traps, prompting DCPH to respond with truck-based fogging and public health advisories on preventive measures.

Mesquite invites residents to shape the budget via a survey open until July 9 and a Town Hall on July 16. Feedback will inform next fiscal year's budget decisions.

The City of Mesquite is progressing with storm cleanup, targeting a complete citywide cleanup by July 8 and a second debris pickup by end of July, with regular trash collection resuming by August 5. Over 6,000 tons have been cleared so far.