Dallas's weather forecast includes a week of diverse conditions, from highs of 91 to 98 degrees, with chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Frisco PD reminds North Texas residents to obtain landowner permission for dove hunting as the season begins, providing a city website resource with a map of legal hunting areas.

Mansfield, Texas is installing temporary stop signs at Broad Street and Wisteria as a precursor to new traffic lights, with road marking repainting set to begin September 3rd, conditions permitting.

Arlington city offices closed on Labor Day, affecting waste collection schedules, which were announced via social media. Services resumed the following day.

The September 2025 Dallas Code Compliance newsletter covers community cleanups, public health initiatives, and the importance of small actions for city maintenance.

Arlington's Parks and Recreation extends summer fun with free access to three splash pads, offering a reprieve from the heat on weekends until September's end.

Denton Police are searching for Janai, a missing 15-year-old girl last seen on August 31 near W. University Dr. Described as 5'1", with brown hair and eyes, she wore a white butterfly shirt and pajama pants. The case is labeled 'HIGH RISK.'

A man was fatally shot on Jeffries St. in Dallas; suspect Charles Reeder is arrested and charged with murder. Police seek public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Texas vape shops face losses after the vape ban targeting THC-infused products and disposable vapes made in China, leading to revenue decline and a potential rise in black market sales.

A man was found dead from a shooting on August 31, 2025, on Morrell Avenue in Dallas, with the Dallas Police and Medical Examiner's Office investigating.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, noting a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms with rising temperatures throughout the week.

Mark Aaron Coker, 46, was arrested by the Euless Police Department and the Mid-Cities Drug Task Force for manufacturing and distributing meth, leading to a 30-year prison sentence.

DeSoto Police caught a suspect, James Oppenhammer Jr., linked to multiple Walgreens thefts. Quick response and technology helped link him to nine felonies, along with two accomplices facing drug charges.