The Fortlening redevelopment of Fort Worth's historic Stockyards District by Fort Worth Heritage LLC, including new commercial, hotel, residential spaces, and parking, with expected $425M in new city taxes.

The city of Dallas is under a Heat Advisory due to high temperatures that increase the risk of heat-related illnesses, especially for those outdoors. Safety measures are advised, and there's potential for isolated storms.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts' sold-out 'End of an Era' concert series was an anticipated event, with a secret line-up and high local excitement. New ticket details are expected soon.

The Mansfield Animal Care & Control is humorously promoting World Cat Domination Day, inviting people to adopt cats as "benevolent rulers" and find their "forever kingdoms."

The Kimbell Art Museum offers free admission to the "Art and War in the Renaissance" exhibit for military families on Blue Star Family Sunday, July 7.

The Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth confirms its drinking water meets EPA standards, with the 2023 Consumer Confidence Report available online and at the base.

NAS Fort Worth JRB is hosting FreedomFest on June 29, featuring live music, food trucks, and fireworks, with access restrictions and safety guidelines in place.

The Adventure Academy at Dottie Lynn, in partnership with YMCA Camp Carter, had a successful Excursion Day Camp with activities like rock climbing, laser tag, and bumper cars for kids.

White Settlement Police Department reported arrests for impaired driving, felony warrants, and drug-related crimes, highlighting the success of license plate readers and efforts to deter illicit activities.

Officers from WSPD and Saginaw PD teamed up to present the Colors at a police academy graduation, showcasing unity and respect within the law enforcement community.

The Garland Police Department welcomes the eighth cohort of recruits to the Dispatch Academy, training to become key first responders for the community.

The article describes a scam where individuals are asked via text by someone posing as their boss to buy gift cards and send details back, leading to financial loss.

Grand Prairie officials have opened cooling centers to provide relief from high temperatures for residents, especially the vulnerable, with various facilities partaking, including the Public Safety Building and Main & Betty Warmack Library.