Dallas Police's multi-division operation on July 18 led to multiple arrests, seizures of drugs, a pistol, and a stolen vehicle, including charges against Elizabeth Hoad and Kylar Roussel.

Officer Michael Smith of the Mesquite Police Department retired after a career that started in 2006, including various roles such as patrol, investigations, and as an SRO, receiving commendations and awards.

The Coppell Police Department has announced its 2025 award recipients, recognizing the exemplary service of its officers, volunteers, and civilian staff.

The Irving Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting on August 9, which led to Arlington Fuentes-Murillo being hospitalized and charged with Aggravated Assault on a Public Servant.

Frisco's 5th St. will be closed for utility work as part of Main St. reconstruction, starting Monday for eight weeks. Detours are provided, and the Waze app is recommended for navigation.

A shooting in Dallas on Dudley Street left three people dead, including the shooter Lalit Pradhan. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A man was killed in a shooting in downtown Denton, and the suspect was detained. Police are investigating the incident that involved an argument near the Historic Downtown Square.

The Dallas area is expecting a week of high temperatures in the mid to high 90s, with mostly sunny skies and slight chances of evening thunderstorms on Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds will be gentle.

The City of Lewisville offers free mosquito dunks to residents to combat mosquito breeding and reduce disease risk; they are available at City Hall with proof of residency.

Lewisville opens applications for its Citizens University program to teach residents about city government operations, with sessions beginning September 18 and applications due by August 31.

Lewisville City Council hosted a budget workshop to discuss next year's fiscal plans, open for public attendance and live-streamed online for accessibility.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various community events, including a book club discussing "Yellowface," a resource session for state benefits assistance, and Feel Good Fridays meditation sessions.

Garland, Texas reports progress on public facilities, including the West Garland Library, new Surf & Swim, and Fire Stations 1 and 7, improving local services and community amenities.