Paletería La Flor, a family-owned shop in Arlington, brings authentic Mexican desserts to the local community, focusing on natural ingredients and traditional treats like mangonadas and elote.

An ex-franchisee sues Dickey’s Barbecue over alleged deceptive practices leading to financial loss, which Dickey's denies, asserting franchisee autonomy in vendor selection.

Dallas is facing extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 103 degrees, prompting a Heat Advisory. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has also issued an Ozone Action Day due to high ozone pollution levels.

The Grand Prairie Police hosted their 13th Annual Motorcycle Rodeo, raising $5,500 for the Children First Counseling Center to fund 110 counseling sessions.

A major collision on I-20 near Dowdy Ferry Road involved an off-duty officer, halting traffic and sending two to hospital; Dallas County Sheriff's Office overseeing the scene.

Arlington Police request public help to find missing man, Jude Ezeh, last seen July 26, 2025; no danger indication, and urge immediate contact with leads.

The 100 Hours of PLAY challenge in Mansfield concluded with celebrations, participant thanks, and recognition of city department collaborations and local business support.

The Denton Fire Department announces controlled burns at three locations to improve prairie health and control invasive species, with measures to minimize community impact.

DeSoto Police arrested a suspect, Jerrade Dewayne Harris, for a convenience store burglary. The swift arrest followed a witness's report during the early morning break-in.

DeSoto ISD will mandate reassignment to an alternative education program for students caught with vaping devices, in line with House Bill 114 and Texas law.

DeSoto Police charged Timmy Anderson with animal cruelty after finding ten malnourished dogs in his care, some with severe injuries, on church property.

DeSoto ISD has implemented a new cell phone policy following Texas House Bill 1481, requiring devices to be off during school, with few exceptions. Noncompliance may lead to strict consequences.

White Settlement's Mayor Faron Young and Chief Christopher Cook spoke at Destiny Church's Youth Extravaganza, discussing bullying awareness and prevention with the community.