Dallas Ramps Up Fight Against West Nile Virus with Targeted Insecticide Spraying in Designated Neighborhoods
Dallas health officials will spray insecticide from trucks at night in specific neighborhoods to combat West Nile Virus detected in mosquito samples. Residents are advised to stay indoors and take personal precautions against mosquito bites.
Fort Worth Launches After-School Program in 20 Community Centers for Children Aged 5-13
Fort Worth introduces an After-School Program for children aged 5-13, starting Aug. 12 at 20 local community centers, promoting academic and recreational activities, with included transportation and snacks, and financial assistance options.
New Family-Owned Paletería La Flor Brings Authentic Mexican Desserts to Arlington's Culinary Scene
Paletería La Flor, a family-owned shop in Arlington, brings authentic Mexican desserts to the local community, focusing on natural ingredients and traditional treats like mangonadas and elote.
Dallas-Based Dickey's Barbecue Faces Lawsuit from Ex-Franchisee Accusing Them of Deceptive Practices in Harris County
An ex-franchisee sues Dickey’s Barbecue over alleged deceptive practices leading to financial loss, which Dickey's denies, asserting franchisee autonomy in vendor selection.
Dallas Residents Brace for 100-Degree Scorcher as Heat Advisory and Ozone Action Day Announced
Dallas is facing extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 103 degrees, prompting a Heat Advisory. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has also issued an Ozone Action Day due to high ozone pollution levels.












