A Plano man was sentenced to 50 years for murdering his mother after a violent attack, confirmed by his confession and a history of assaultive behavior.

Frisco's Labor Day holiday results in city service schedule changes, including closures of government offices and a one-day delay for trash and recycling pickup.

PGA Trail golf course in Frisco will close from September 19 to October 19, 2025, for a tournament, with residents encouraged to use alternative locations.

NextOp and Fort Worth are hosting a Veteran Employment Workshop & Career Fair to connect veterans with jobs, offering tailored support and immediate hiring opportunities.

The USS Fort Worth battle ensign now flies at the Avalon Casino on Catalina Island, symbolizing the community's support for the naval service members.

Georgia Cartwright is the new trail boss overseeing the Fort Worth Herd's twice-daily cattle drives, a role that promotes the city's western heritage.

Fort Worth offers federal aid for home repairs to those affected by Winter Storm Uri; applications accepted until November 25, with priority for low-income households.

Arlington is hosting a volunteerism day on August 28, 2025, with diverse options for community service, including Meals on Wheels and park beautification.

Arlington embarks on a major upgrade of water and sewer lines near Pleasant Ridge and Bowen Road, with a public meeting set for September 2025, and completion expected by fall 2026.

Lewisville opens cooling centers at the public library and The Salvation Army for residents to escape summer heat, advising residents to stay hydrated and cool.

Denton's City Auditor is asking for community input on audit priorities through a public survey, emphasizing the importance of transparency and the impact of public feedback on determining fiscal scrutiny areas.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Dallas until 7 PM CDT due to high heat index values, and an Ozone Action Day is issued for high ozone levels. Residents are advised to stay cool and minimize pollution.

Radiation screens at U.S. ports caught an unexpected contaminant in Walmart shrimp. Now, millions of shoppers in major metros could be affected.