Arlington is updating its permitting fee structure for the first time since 2008 to reflect the actual cost of services and comply with state regulations. The phased changes begin on July 15, 2025.

The National Weather Service predicts a consistent stretch of sunny weather in Dallas with high temperatures in the 80s to low 90s and calm east-northeast winds.

The FBI Dallas office is seeking public help after a shooting at an ICE facility, urging anyone with photos, videos, or media to aid the investigation.

NAS JRB Fort Worth honored sailors for achievements and service milestones at a Quarters ceremony, bestowing awards and recognizing career advancements.

John Dowdy was convicted of continual sexual abuse of a child and sentenced to 35 years in prison; the Tarrant and Fort Bend County Sheriff's Offices were praised for their investigative work.

Richard Pasillas was sentenced to 30 years for continuous violence against his family after a jury conviction, with the Tarrant County DA praising law enforcement collaboration.

Joquianna Bernard was convicted of child sexual assault and sentenced to 31 years thanks to cooperation between Fort Worth Police and the Tarrant County DA's Office.

Mansfield Parks & Recreation is offering Preschool Nature classes in October, including seasonal activities, arts, and science, for children aged 1-5.

Duncanville initiates a Neighborhood Sweep to improve Silver Creek Estates and Whispering Hills focusing on traffic, parking, nuisance abatement, and cleanliness.

White Settlement celebrated its fire department with an awards ceremony, recognizing Trevor Ahrens, William Sclafani, and Randy Rogers for outstanding service.

Texas has expanded its Move Over/Slow Down law to include Animal Services vehicles and officers, effective September 1, 2025, requiring drivers to slow down or change lanes for stopped service vehicles.

Dallas and the Dallas Wings have begun building a new practice facility in Joey Georgusis Park, featuring professional courts and community spaces, set for completion by the 2026 WNBA season.

Dallas Police Department welcomes Academy Class 408 with 77 trainees, including 20 women, reflecting the department's commitment to community representation and efforts to meet hiring targets.