Dallas prepares for a week of fluctuating weather, from sunny and hot to potential thunderstorms and cooler temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

The Windhaven Underpass project in East Lewisville won an engineering award and provides critical connectivity between major tollways, with Sundt Construction overseeing the complex build.

Texas communities organize the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" to honor 9/11 victims and fallen service members, promoting unity without political symbols.

Lewisville has opened enrollment for its Citizens University program, providing residents with a detailed look at city operations through classes and a bus tour. Applications are due by August 31.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting "Conversations with Artists" at The Grand Theater, where attendees can interact with "Fresh Ideas 2025" exhibition artists.

Lewisville seeks public input on its $142M FY 2025-26 budget, proposing a property tax rate cut and a 7.4% utility rate hike, with hearings on Sept. 8 and 15.

TCEQ announced an Ozone Action Day for Dallas-Fort Worth, advising residents to mitigate pollution by using alternative transport and saving energy due to high ozone levels.

Denton City Council's Friday Staff Report is now online, detailing local governance updates. Residents can access the report, subscribe to notifications, and view past reports to stay informed on city matters.

Dallas offers a range of community events and resources including a free online assistance hub, fiscal budget town halls, cultural events, emergency alerts, diversity workshops, and free air conditioners for eligible residents.

Dallas's Office of Arts & Culture is holding a Federal Compliance Community Engagement Session to discuss arts funding and federal policies, encouraging local stakeholders to participate for better understanding and compliance.

Garland announces Labor Day service schedule and festivities, including parade and golf, with city offices closed but essential waste services ongoing.

Fort Worth City Council meeting on August 26 will include votes on projects ranging from memorials to infrastructure, with key items like reallocation of funds and utility rate adjustments on the agenda.

Eddie Garcia is appointed as Fort Worth’s 28th Police Chief, bringing experience from prior roles in San Jose and Dallas, with a focus on community trust and reforms.