Two Dallas Police Department employees were arrested for DWI on June 14, 2025, one officer and one community outreach representative. Both are on leave pending investigations.

Dallas is expecting rising temperatures with highs reaching mid-90s and sunny skies this week, per the National Weather Service.

Fort Worth Police were honored for preventing a severe domestic violence incident after a TxDOT camera caught the attack, resulting in the attacker's 75-year sentence.

Lewisville Police officers received "Outstanding Officer" awards from the Korean Consulate, and two scholars earned scholarships, celebrated in a police department social media post.

Keller has scheduled three public hearings to discuss planning and zoning changes, including a zoning amendment, accessory structure permit, and electric car charging station permit.

Euless and the Dallas Stars extend their partnership to 2040 for the Children’s Health StarCenter, planning technological updates and facility modernizations.

Tish Hinojosa hosts her 13th songwriting workshop at Lewisville Grand with limited slots and additional concert access, fostering local and national talent.

Lewisville announces tours of the new Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center on June 25, showcasing the facility housing police and fire administration without reservation requirements.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and thunderstorms for Dallas, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to mid-90s and possible gusty winds.

Lover – The Unofficial Eras Tour returns to Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza with high anticipation. The event, part of the "Sounds of Lewisville" series, features various music acts, with performances every Tuesday in June, starting at 7 p.m.

Denton County kids can enter an art contest to promote emergency awareness, with pieces showcasing preparedness for events like tornadoes. Submissions are due by July 1, and winners will be featured in a 2026 calendar.

Interstate 30 in Rockwall County will have lane closures from June 16-21 for bridge work and drainage improvements, with daytime and overnight disruptions expected.

Dallas prepares to celebrate Juneteenth, offers a range of public services, and hosts events to promote community engagement and support for local youth, refugees, and job-seekers.