Garland introduces its 2025-26 Youth Council at an induction ceremony, appointing diverse teens eager to engage in municipal governance and provide youthful perspectives on city affairs.

Dallas honored civil rights leader Juanita J. Craft and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 with tributes to their anniversaries, involving local leaders and a community event at Craft's namesake museum.

The Texas Latino Comic Con celebrates Latino heritage in comics and includes panels, lucha libre, and art, taking place at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas on August 9.

Arlington offers grants up to $25,000 for neighborhood enhancement projects, funded by gas well revenue, with applications and support sessions provided.

Atmos Energy emphasizes the importance of contacting 811 before digging to prevent utility disruptions and maintain safety, according to a communication shared with the City of Arlington's Office of Communication.

The Arlington City Council is reviewing a proposed $750.7 million budget for FY 2026 to address a $20 million shortfall, considering tax and fee increases. Public meetings are scheduled for input before finalization in September.

Dallas faces a heat advisory with heat index values up to 108, prompting warnings for residents to stay hydrated, remain indoors, and check on others.

Lewisville police seized 285 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop initiated by Officer Slaughter for registration and insurance violations. The drugs were found in a hidden vehicle compartment.

DeSoto Police arrest Quincy J. Miller for DWI after his Ford Escape hit an Amazon truck. No injuries occurred, and Miller's vehicle was impounded. Police urge community vigilance regarding drunk driving.

DeSoto Police recovered drugs and a stolen firearm during a traffic stop on a Camaro with expired tags; driver Julius De Alva now faces multiple charges.

Dallas Police officers participated in the PSN Pre-K Reading Program at Bezos Academy, reading to children and giving out books to foster literacy and positive community relations.

Collin County Sheriff's Office will present its financial plan to the Commissioners Court, inviting the public to view the proceedings via live stream to foster transparency and community understanding of law enforcement budgeting.

Denton's "Scary Chairy Orchard" art installation will return this October, inviting locals to contribute creatively upcycled chairs by September 19 for a community Halloween event.