Commerce Street in Fort Worth is closed until Nov. 1 for upgrades, including storm drains and straightening. Access for local businesses remains, with construction also involving the Fort Worth Convention Center.

Fort Worth's Main Street program, benefiting the Historic Northside and Polytechnic districts, has been extended for two more years to continue their revitalization efforts with new strategies and resources.

Fort Worth Mayor declared July 3 as Meacham International Airport Day, marking the airport's 100th anniversary, with a celebratory event involving key officials.

Arlington faces a budget shortfall partly due to a senior tax freeze initiated in 2005, which has reduced the city's property tax base by $3.5 million this year, leading to potential service cuts and fiscal challenges.

Arlington City Council approved fee adjustments in the Planning and Development Services to align with the city development costs, with phased implementation starting July 15, 2025.

Dallas is set for continued high temperatures, with a forecast of heat above 90 degrees and mild evenings around the 70s, with occasional chances for showers and thunderstorms.

The Mansfield City Council recognized the importance of parks and recreation, coinciding with the local department's application for the National Gold Medal award and hosting a month of free events.

Isaac Sanchez pled guilty to Aggravated Kidnapping, receiving a 25-year sentence, with praise given to the Fort Worth Police by the Tarrant County DA.

Police responded to a shooting at a Haltom City apartment, finding one man dead and a woman critically injured; the incident remains under investigation.

The Cedar Hill Police Department's tenth annual Youth Summit connected law enforcement with local youth through educational and recreational activities.

Lewisville celebrated the opening of the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, housing police and fire departments, with a ribbon-cutting and public tours.

Lewisville's Pheasant Dr. will undergo street repairs from June 25-30; driveways will remain accessible from the northern entrance during the southern alley closure.

The North Texas Crime Commission and Mesquite Police offer free active shooter response training for civilians on June 28, teaching survival strategies.