Tarrant County offers a Free Community Shred Day for secure document disposal, hosted by Commissioner Simmons, promoting environmental sustainability.

The "Money and Me" event in Arlington offers financial literacy workshops for families with children K-5 at the Downtown Arlington Library on July 26, featuring activities and rewards like a free backpack.

Eric Nadel, voice of the Texas Rangers, will host a story hour at the George W. Hawkes Downtown Library in Arlington, featuring baseball tales and special guests.

Dallas forecast by National Weather Service predicts a week of extreme heat with temperatures approaching 100 degrees and clear skies, with light South winds. Residents advised to take precautions.

The Lewisville Police Department has sworn in five new officers, marking a new beginning at the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center. The department emphasized the importance of fresh perspectives and community service.

The Lewisville Police Department and Fire Administration have moved to the new Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center on West Main Street, offering enhanced services to the community.

Garland Police seek aid in identifying partial remains of a tattooed adult male found in a creek. The cause of death is undetermined; public's help requested.

White Settlement PD welcomed three new officers after their graduation from the Regional Police Academy, highlighting the ceremony and their upcoming field training. Chief Cook spoke, with local dignitaries attending.

Texas man Gregory Noah Honesty sentenced to 38 years for a fentanyl-related murder, marking a significant point in state's fight against opioid crisis.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas offers summer events such as "Mapping: Space + Identity," Texas Latino Comic Con, "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition, and a comedian workshop series.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson is visiting Tanzania to enhance trade and economic relations, following the launch of the Tanzanian American Chamber of Commerce in Dallas.

Dallas offers free jazz concerts through September as part of Dallas Live in the Park Music Series, hosted by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture and the Dallas Park and Recreation Department.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center announces summer events including workshops, exhibitions, and a film screening, starting with a comics workshop on July 26 and a wellness music series from July 30 to August 27.