Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Arlington opens Splash Island, featuring slides and interactive water elements, with new family amenities and dining options.

Dallas man Trakari Brown was arrested by police on charges of Continuous Violence Against the Family and Stalking after multiple violent incidents against relatives.

Dallas Police arrested Zechariah Ramirez for burglary and evading arrest after maintenance workers interrupted his attempt to burglarize a home on Accent Lane.

Dallas residents face a heatwave with temperatures in the 90s, approaching 100 degrees. The National Weather Service advises caution due to high heat indices.

Lewisville partners with Apex Concrete for a street and sidewalk upgrade on Glencarin Lane and Deer Park Drive, starting July 15 and potentially ending August 22. Residents should expect disruptions and use caution around the construction zone.

Keller has scheduled a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on July 22 for a public hearing on a SUP application for a new accessory structure at 2510 Fawkes Lane.

Euless is hosting a scavenger hunt on July 19th to engage the community and showcase local landmarks, with accommodations for participants with disabilities.

Euless, Texas is hosting its second annual Family Fun Day at the Aquatic Park on July 18 with activities, prizes, and snacks. The event is inclusive, and the city encourages those needing accommodations to contact the ADA Coordinator.

Ellis County is dealing with road closures due to high water hazards and advises the public to report any water on roads, while officials assess the situation and provide updates.

Dallas begins mosquito control spraying in response to West Nile Virus-positive samples, advising residents to remain indoors during night-time treatment.

Dallas announces the demolition of the abandoned Tri-City Hospital starting with a ceremonial event, marking the beginning of significant redevelopment in the area.

Fort Worth's bungalow-style fire stations from the 1920s, including the oldest active one, Fire Station No. 18, reflect the "City Beautiful" movement with their historic architectural charm.

Fort Worth's Code Rangers program invites residents to volunteer in monitoring and reporting code violations to maintain neighborhood cleanliness and safety.