SWAT fatally shot a knife-wielding man in Dallas after non-lethal efforts failed. The man had an active warrant for family violence. No others were hurt.

Arlington Water Utilities won two Texas awards for drinking water quality and cross-connection control, highlighting its commitment to public water system excellence.

Dallas Police rapidly arrested three armed robbery suspects in Deep Ellum, recovering $40,000 of stolen property.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, with predictions of scattered showers, possible thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures over the coming days.

Mesquite will host a Patriot Day ceremony at Freedom Park on Sept. 11 to honor 9/11 victims, featuring memorials, honor guards, and local school performances.

The Mansfield City Council met to discuss city developments, granting the City Manager more authority and addressing fiscal matters, including a new budget and tax rate.

Christopher Owen from Plano, Texas, was sentenced to life without parole for continuous sexual abuse of a child, following a confession and evidence of other abuses.

The Best Southwest region will host its annual Hispanic Heritage Fest on September 20, 2025, featuring a parade, performances, and cultural displays in Duncanville's Armstrong Park.

The City of Denton announces facility closures and service adjustments for Labor Day weekend, with safety services and some recreational activities available.

Denton Fire Department achieved full CAAS accreditation, confirming high-quality emergency care and becoming one of 34 fire departments in the US and Canada with this distinction.

Dallas invites residents to Community Engagement Sessions focusing on federal compliance and public policy input, offering interpretation services from August 26 to September 9, 2025, emphasizing inclusiveness and equitable access.

The latest issue of "Off the Shelf," detailing Garland Public Library's fall events, is now available in print and online for September through November 2025.

Fort Worth City Council donated $232,377 to the Mr. Fred Rouse Memorial, honoring the Black man lynched in 1921, reflecting on past injustices and promoting reconciliation.