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.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson endorses council's agreement for a new Law Enforcement Training Center at the University of North Texas at Dallas, aiming to boost safety and police training.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson appointed Timothy J. Menke as the new Inspector General to enhance governmental transparency and accountability at City Hall.

Wings of Rescue partners with Grand Prairie Animal Services to fly adoptable pets to areas with higher demand, starting a series of relocations to balance pet supply and demand.

A 23-year-old man died in a collision on North Collins Street in Arlington when his Mazda veered into oncoming traffic and was hit by a Chevrolet Suburban.

Arlington Parks & Recreation shares guidelines for responsibly enjoying parks, such as pavilion reservation checks via QR codes and permits for large events or alcohol use.

Arlington's city services are funded through a diverse revenue portfolio, which includes dedicated funds that cannot be easily reallocated, even as the city faces a $25 million budget shortfall.

Arlington received seven accolades at the TAMIO for exceptional municipal communication, including the 'Now Batting' FY2025 budget campaign, with the City's Communication Director winning the Soward Award.

Two Dallas police officers were arrested for alcohol-related misdemeanors in June; one for DWI, the other for public intoxication. Both are on leave pending investigations.

The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the Dallas area due to heavy rain, warning of potential flooding in low-lying regions through the evening.