The National Weather Service in Fort Worth issued a heat advisory for Dallas, warning of heat index values up to 108 and suggesting precautions against heat-related illnesses.

The Euless Police Department warns of an online rental scam causing people to lose money on fake house listings on platforms like Facebook and Craigslist.

Denton police investigate a downtown shooting where Jon Ruff was killed; the shooter is detained for questioning. Authorities urge for any video evidence to aid the active case.

The Friends of the Rockwall County Library is holding a membership drive to fund services not covered by public funds, such as children's programs and tech upgrades.

The City Council approved the Eastside Transportation Plan to improve roads like East Lancaster Avenue, with public involvement and a $1.1 million study backing the process.

Dallas Animal Services was scrutinized after photos on social media led to an investigation, which found no signs of animal cruelty in the handling of two dogs by adopters.

The City Council suspended Oncor Electric Delivery's proposed rate increases to examine their potential impact and negotiate fairer rates for residents.

Fort Worth approved incentives for Adom Industries, a company creating a cloud-connected electronics prototyping factory, with plans for substantial local R&D investment and job creation.

Fort Worth City Council approved the Evans & Rosedale redevelopment, selecting Royal Capital LLC as the master developer for the $61 million mixed-use project, including 181 housing units and commercial space.

Arlington Public Library is hosting a volunteer recruitment event on August 30, 2025, inviting the community to explore diverse roles and meet current volunteers.

Dallas Police Department responded to an incident where Justin Edwards was found with fatal stab wounds on Adleta Boulevard; the case is under investigation.

Forest Hill Police seek public aid to identify a found non-verbal adult at Marshall and Richard intersection on Aug 13; contact 817-531-5350 with info.

The National Weather Service predicts extreme heat for Dallas, with temperatures reaching up to 97°F and heat indices up to 105°F, advising residents to prepare for health risks and minimal relief.