Detective Hay received the 2025 DA Greg Willis SuperSleuth Award for his role in dismantling a criminal syndicate targeting ethnic communities in Texas.

The Dallas Police are seeking help to locate Comedra Stiggers, suspected of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon on Simpson Stuart Road. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

DeSoto Police collaborated with One CommunityUSA and Shop Talk for a Coffee with a Cop event at KC JAZZ Barbershop to promote dialogue between officers and locals.

The Lewisville Police Department reported a significant drug bust on social media, emphasizing their dedication to community safety and the importance of their proactive operations.

Lewisville is partnering with the U.S. DOT to upgrade East Jones Street and North Kealy Avenue, with expected completion by September 11, 2025. Initial changes involve one-way traffic adjustments and detours.

A deadly shootout occurred in Mesquite, Texas, where Kemarius Mack was killed. Police responded to the incident, provided lifesaving efforts, and are investigating; a suspect claiming self-defense is being interviewed.

Carrollton prepares for the LIV Golf Tournament with a lineup including Bryson DeChambeau, featuring a concert by Whiskey Myers, amid traffic advisories.

Tarrant County offers installment plans for delinquent property taxes, with a June 30 deadline to avoid legal penalties. Tax Assessor-Collector Rick Barnes encourages residents to contact his office for help.

Dallas terminated its contract with Fair Park First and its operations subcontractor OVG360, transitioning management to Dallas Park and Rec for transparent stewardship.

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced a new election security grant program, with $10 million available for counties to enhance election processes' security.

Arlington's Entertainment District, featuring attractions like AT&T Stadium, boosts the city's economy but cannot fully offset a projected $25 million budget shortfall for FY26.

Dylan Hedrick became Garland's mayor after winning a runoff, focusing on community engagement and infrastructure investment, including a $360 million bond approved by voters.

Arlington offers a variety of weekend activities including a free dance class, the Annual Juneteenth Celebration, concerts, sports events, an M.C. Escher exhibit, the Smurf Experience, theater shows, and a farmers market.