Dallas begins mosquito spraying to combat West Nile Virus, advising residents to stay indoors during the operation and take precautions to avoid bites and standing water.

Denton residents can sign up for alerts to get updates on city government reports, with the option to access archived documents for historical reference.

A Seagoville man was sentenced to 66 months in prison for possessing a firearm while on hallucinogenic mushrooms during an incident where he shot his roommate.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is seeking input through a digital survey for the renovation of the Elzie Odom Athletic Center. A $3 million budget from a bond program is allocated, with feedback influencing the upgrades planned for a 2026 start.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is offering $2,000 for tips leading to the arrest of wanted suspect Jarod Leonte Mitchell, seeking public assistance.

Tomorrow is the last day for Mesquite, Texas residents to apply for Project LEAD, a civic engagement initiative by the city and the local school district.

Sergeant Brandon Polk received the 2025 DA Greg Willis SuperSleuth Award for his exemplary work on a child predator case in Collin County, tracking a fugitive and uncovering a jailhouse plot.

The Arlington PD shared the outcome of their impaired driving enforcement, which resulted in 195 stops, 158 citations, and 12 arrests over a focused operation from June 26 to July 13.

A data/internet cable was down in Euless, causing significant connectivity losses and traffic disruptions. Repairs were expected to take over 4 hours, with Spectrum crews working on the issue.

Garland Police and Texas Department of Transportation launch "Operation: Slowdown" to combat speed-related fatalities; the campaign targets high-traffic areas until August 5.

Lewisville City Hall announces sidewalk and street repairs on Raven Lane, causing inconveniences and requiring caution around construction zones from July 21 to August 29.

Garland's Central Library has reopened after renovations, featuring a modernized interior, high-tech facilities, and expanded resources to serve diverse community needs.

West Nile Virus was found in a mosquito in Denton's Denia Park, raising the city's response to level 3. Residents are urged to take precautions to avoid infection, with the elderly and immunocompromised at greater risk.