Dallas' Labor Day may have thunderstorms with a 40% rain chance; the week ahead will mostly be sunny, with temperatures reaching the high 80s to mid-90s.

Rockwall County Detention Center reported average daily inmate numbers, new bookings, releases, and the average length of stay for July 2025, with a detailed breakdown by gender and charge type.

Arlington City Council approves a partnership with E-Space to establish its headquarters and a manufacturing hub at the Arlington Municipal Airport, projected to create over 2,000 jobs and significant economic benefits.

Fort Worth invites public input for the redesign of its downtown branch library, hosting listening sessions and offering a survey to gather community feedback on the project.

Lewisville Grand Theater stages "Old Town Neighbors," a play celebrating Lewisville's centennial, with tickets for September 12-21 shows now available.

Lewisville launched "My Water Advisor 2.0" to give residents real-time water usage data via an app and website, supporting the city's sustainability goals.

Lewisville launches the Fall Centennial Passport event to explore local businesses and compete for prizes, part of their year-long celebration activities including arts and history-focused events.

Lewisville Public Library hosts cultural events including "Leche y Galletas" for Spanish speakers, "Teen Buttonpalooza," and outdoor "Story Stroll Storytime" for families.

North Texas leaders will join the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" on 9/11 to honor the fallen and promote unity, refraining from political displays.

Dallas is expected to experience a mix of weather, including chances of rain and thunderstorms, with temperatures in the mid-80s to low 90s throughout the week.

Westbound I-30 in Arlington and Fort Worth will be closed for repairs to the damaged Randol Mill Road bridge on weekends in September, with detours via SH 360, SH 183, and I-820.

Arlington's City Council will hold afternoon and evening meetings on Sept. 2, open for in-person attendance and accessible via live stream or cable for remote viewing. The sessions aim to foster civic engagement and transparency.

Arlington aims for the Scenic City People's Choice Award, already holding a Platinum Scenic City Certification, and asks the public to vote online by September 20, 2025.