The Texas Department of Transportation is working on the Southeast Connector Project to improve 16 miles of road in Arlington, set for completion by 2027. Recent closures on US 287 and I-820 were announced, with detours suggested.

The Burleson Police Department in Texas is organizing a class to educate parents on smartphone dangers for children, covering apps, social media predators, and sextortion.

City officials in Lewisville have announced a temporary closure of the northern alley entrance on Feather Lane for repairs from July 11 to 14, with SAZ Infrastructure undertaking the work. Access will be provided via Moccassin Trail.

A manhunt is on for suspect Benjamin Hanil Song after a law enforcement officer was severely injured during an ambush targeting ICE agents in Alvarado, Texas.

Lewisville offers workshops on home repair resources and grant opportunities, including Property Enhancement Program, Love Your Block, and Neighborhood Enhancement Program.

Duncanville City Manager Finch is on paid leave but will consult; Abernathy steps in as Interim with a 10% pay increase for 30 days, ensuring city service continuity.

The Rockwall County Historical Foundation restored portraits of past judges at the courthouse and seeks a photo of Judge Henry M. Wade Sr. to complete their collection.

Wistron InfoComm invests $687 million in two new facilities in Denton County, promising 888 jobs with an average salary of $63,000, bolstered by tax abatements and Denton's win over El Paso and Fremont for the sites.

The Dallas Police Department is hosting a Youth Empowerment Expo with activities, free haircuts, backpacks, and school supplies for children at the Briscoe Carpenter Livestock Center.

Dallas is hosting its first Love Your Block Awards to honor community-led neighborhood improvement projects, with over $45,000 awarded across 11 districts.

Arlington is hosting varied events including sports, arts, and family activities from July 11-13, like a volleyball league, water parks, an M.C. Escher exhibition, TV show marathons, and a Smurf experience.

Arlington introduces 'Growing a Better Arlington,' an interactive game for residents to help shape city planning. The game, available at public libraries, allows players to make decisions affecting the city's development.

Fort Worth hosts a vigil at City Hall for flood victims, inviting the community to mourn together, with city leaders, faith representatives, and opportunities for relief donations.