Arlington is set to celebrate Juneteenth with some city facilities closing, while essential services like trash pickup continue and various recreational centers stay open.

Dallas Police reported a double homicide on Spring Avenue, with victims James Johnson and Dameon Green found shot dead at the scene. The case is open and being investigated for Grand Jury referral.

Dallas is facing a heatwave with temperatures reaching the low 90s, possibly rising to 95 by Juneteenth. Nighttime provides little relief, with lows around 77 degrees. A slight chance of rain on Sunday won't notably cool the area.

Local firefighters extinguished an early morning garage fire on Woods Drive in Argyle, with no injuries reported and a rabbit rescued. The Denton County Fire Marshal is investigating the cause.

Kennedale Police Department offers active shooter response training to empower and educate the community on survival strategies amid increasing gun violence concerns.

A train hit a pedestrian in Arlington, causing traffic delays and road closures near Downtown Arlington, with all crossings from Stadium Dr to Cooper St blocked. Roads reopened sooner than expected. Details on the pedestrian were not provided.

Arlington Public Library has designated June as Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, launching educational events on Alzheimer's disease starting June 14.

The Benbrook Fire Department has acquired a fourth new ambulance from Siddons-Martin, completing their fleet upgrade to better serve their community with advanced emergency support.

Fort Worth residents are invited to a virtual meeting about neighborhood street improvements, with details on rehabilitation work for twelve specified streets provided by the city.

An individual was arrested for the 1994 murder of Megan Johns, as announced by the Irving Police Department, bringing long-awaited closure to the case.

Tarrant County, Texas, adjusts mosquito control tactics, reducing trap numbers and requiring positive West Nile virus tests or human cases for spraying.

Rowlett Summer Musicals presents The Little Mermaid Jr at the Plaza Theater from June 26-29, with tickets priced at $15 for adults and $12 for children.

The Latino Cultural Center offers free workshops on blending architecture with personal identity and marketing for artists, led by Sonia Medina and Brittany Duffin.