A 19-year-old man was fatally shot in Arlington after an altercation. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made, as the shooter remains unidentified.

Arlington, Texas, climbed five spots to 29th on Cvent's Top Meeting Destinations in North America, thanks to its upgraded facilities and strategic location.

Dallas residents will see a mix of weather this week, from sunshine to potential thunderstorms, with temperature highs ranging from 84 to 95 degrees according to the National Weather Service.

A 7-year-old drowned in a Frisco pond; no foul play suspected, and no charges filed. The child was pronounced dead after being taken to the hospital. The investigation continues and the community mourns.

Rockwall County announces significant roadwork on major routes from June 2-8, advising commuters to expect night-time delays and lane closures, especially on I-30.

Carrollton maintains 'AAA' rating for $33 million in bonds, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and strategic financial management, with a stable economic outlook.

Carrollton seeks vendors and sponsors for the 15th Festival at the Switchyard, expecting 30,000-40,000 visitors on November 8 for concerts and activities. Applications are due by September 30.

Lewisville invites residents to join its 2035 Steering Committee, aiming to shape the city's future through public participation and strategic planning. Applications are open until June 20.

Dallas and the American Red Cross held Heat Action Day, teaching residents about heat exhaustion and stroke prevention, and promoting climate change awareness.

Mesquite's National Trails Day event, "Walking for Wellness," promotes healthy lifestyles through a free walk with fitness challenges at Valley Creek Park.

Dallas revealed a study on high-speed rail's economic impact, showing potential benefits like reduced congestion and job creation, paving the way for informed investment decisions despite federal funding challenges.

Garland Summer Musicals presents "The Sound of Music," with tickets on sale for shows starting June 13th at Granville Arts Center's Brownlee Auditorium.

The Downtown Arlington Farmers Market adjusts its summer hours to 9 a.m-1 p.m on Saturdays, offering local produce and crafts. It's easily accessible and hosts a variety of vendors.