Arlington Parks & Recreation announces the return of ACTIV’s 50+ sports leagues this fall, with registrations open for basketball, pickleball, volleyball, and cornhole.

Arlington City Council will review the FY2026 budget on August 5, 2025. Public participation is encouraged via in-person attendance, live-streaming, and cable broadcasts. The "Piecing it Together" series provides fiscal insights.

Arlington completed Phase 1 of the California Lane Drainage project that reduces flood risk for 52 homes by enhancing the stormwater system and park amenities.

Dallas anticipates a hot week with temperatures nearing 100°F, accompanied by an Air Quality Alert for high ozone levels, urging residents to reduce emissions and limit outdoor activities.

Dallas's Willis Winters Park is set to receive new artificial turf fields to improve baseball and softball facilities, with construction beginning soon, enhancing playability and reducing weather-related cancellations.

A man received a 15-year sentence for burglary and injury after breaking into an apartment in June 2024. He was previously convicted for illegal reentry into the US.

Dallas's Junius Heights neighborhood's iconic columns are set for restoration as part of a preservation initiative, reflecting the city's commitment to maintaining historical landmarks alongside modern progress.

April Guy, 29, was sentenced to 20 years for manufacturing/delivering a controlled substance after being found with drugs and a firearm in her vehicle.

Dallas Police request public help to find Troy Joseph, sought for an Aggravated Robbery and Assault on February 2, 2025, near 1800 W Mockingbird Lane. A $1,000 reward is offered for information via Crime Stoppers.

Local law enforcement is monitoring a stationary BNSF train in Duncanville, which has caused community curiosity. Officials expect it to move by the next morning.

Two men were arrested for a 2003 murder in Arlington after a witness provided new information, leading to charges against Raymond Malone and John Wayne Biddle.

The DeSoto Police Department has implemented new measures to combat THC vape pen violations in schools, stressing awareness, legal consequences, and stricter enforcement protocols.

Burleson Police Department humorously shared "most wanted" fugitives as "hotdogs" in a summer-themed social media post, calling on the community to help find them while reiterating a commitment to serious law enforcement.