Arlington is set to perform targeted ground spraying against West Nile Virus after detecting infected mosquitoes. Spraying will occur over two nights, following CDC guidelines, with precautions for residents.

The Tarrant County DA's office thanked Haltom City Police on social media for their work, emphasizing community safety. Details of the case were not disclosed.

Plano Police took local kids aged 8-12 fishing to strengthen community relations, providing equipment and teaching them how to fish, reflecting a commitment to community engagement.

The Mesquite Police Department's K9 Gamble located suspects in two separate incidents involving theft and narcotics, as described in their Facebook post.

Officer Brittain Skinner joins the Lewisville Police after completing his training and receiving the Fitness award, as announced on the department's Facebook page.

Ken Cook and Carl Clemencick win seats on Allen City Council, with ceremonies scheduled for their oath of office on June 25, following a public reception honoring outgoing councilmembers.

Euless, joined by local entities, is optimizing traffic signals to reduce congestion, despite potentially longer waits on side streets. Feedback is sought for further improvements.

The FBI Dallas office commemorated the anniversary of Special Agent Raymond J. Caffrey's death during the 1933 Kansas City Massacre, honoring his sacrifice.

CAPT Pugh retired and was succeeded by CAPT Ward as Commodore of the Commander Fleet Logistics Support Wing, with the event celebrated in a traditional military ceremony.

A new Courthouse Annex in Rockwall County, set to open next year, aims to reduce parking issues and wait times for services like vehicle registration, and will include various governmental offices to streamline local services.

Rockwall County introduces the Hazardous Driving Enforcement Program to reduce dangerous driving and improve road safety through increased patrols and educational initiatives.

Mesquite's Epic Summer Experience returns, offering teens a mixture of sports, crafts, and music on Tuesdays in July, promoting active and social summer breaks.

Garland, Texas announces July 4th schedule changes to city services, with closures and regular operations of various facilities, including pools and golf parks, amid Independence Day celebrations.