Highs near 99°F Sunday with a 30–40% chance of late-afternoon storms and heat index up to 103°F. Watch for gusty winds.

Senators say the governor’s office urged changes to broadband grant rules that could benefit Starlink. The Broadband Development Office must answer by Aug. 1.

An officer was treated for minor injuries after a squad car collided with a pickup near Jackson and Ervay streets Friday evening. The crash occurred as police were investigating a nearby Commerce Street shooting.

Downtown Arlington’s Independence Day parade marched at 9 a.m., marking the city’s 150th while America turned 250. Organizers said more than 100 entries and roughly 75,000 spectators were expected.

A pilot was injured after their helicopter's rotor clipped a tree while repositioning at a private Springtown airstrip, officials said.

Inspections in mid‑June forced Wulf Burger to close until hot water was restored and briefly suspended Yifang Taiwan Fruit Tea for lacking a certified food manager.

A Fort Worth nonprofit executive was arrested in a World Cup‑related sex‑trafficking sweep and released on personal recognizance. Police records list the charge as solicitation of prostitution.

Clear, hot July 4 in Dallas with highs near 99°F and heat-index readings over 100°F. Slight late-afternoon storm chance; plan for little overnight relief.

Federal prosecutors charged a man after he allegedly flew an unregistered DJI Mini 4 over Dallas Stadium during a World Cup match. Officials say dozens of drones have been seized and warn operators will be prosecuted.

State agents say they found child sexual abuse material on devices seized at a Runaway Bay home; a 40‑year‑old man has been booked on first‑degree child‑pornography charges.

Captain Jamie Benn will stay in Dallas on a one-year, team-friendly deal. The signing keeps veteran leadership intact as the Stars juggle a tight salary cap.

A viral clip shows a Dallas officer and Egypt’s World Cup staff in a brief push-and-shove at a downtown hotel as the team arrived for its knockout match.

Fort Worth Rep. Nate Schatzline resigned his Texas House seat to become Gov. Greg Abbott’s senior elections adviser, putting a close ally at the center of a push to tighten voting rules.