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.

A shooting in Dallas left one dead and another injured. Police and Dallas Fire-Rescue responded, with an investigation underway. Public assistance has been requested in the case.

The National Weather Service predicts high temperatures for Juneteenth in Dallas, with values up to 104 degrees, and advises caution due to sustained heat.

The Lewisville Police Department offers CRASE Training on June 28 to prepare community members for active shooter situations. Spaces are available and adults over 18 are invited to participate in the life-saving session.

Frisco announces over 25 free performances for Make Music Day on June 21, 2025, featuring workshops, live shows, and diverse activities for all skill levels.

The Garland City Council approved a $70 million soccer complex aimed at boosting the local economy and sports development, with an expected groundbreaking in 2026.

Dallas seeks community input on redesigning the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center with events planned for public engagement, including a Telephone Town Hall on June 17 and an In-Person Town Hall on June 24.

Fort Worth integrates MedStar into FWFD and tours new Fire Alarm Office/EMS Communications Center, aiming to create a financially stable, responsive, patient-focused EMS system.

Fort Worth is replacing traditional streetlights with solar-powered ones from Fonroche Lighting America, aiming to enhance safety, save $3 million annually, and increase resident satisfaction. Over 1,100 lights have been installed since 2023.

Fort Worth partners with YMCA, opening the Eastside YMCA outdoor pool to the public with city pool benefits and future commitments to community aquatic resources.

Retired Fort Worth horticulturist Rob Bauereisen engages in extensive community service, adopting local public spaces, and volunteering with city programs for neighborhood improvement and safety.