The National Weather Service has issued weather advisories for the Dallas area due to heavy rain causing flooding and hazardous conditions, with improvement expected by the weekend.

DeSoto Police confirmed that missing 12-year-old Itzel Lujano Gaitan has been found safe and returned to her mother.

Arlington Police Department introduces the High School Citizen Police Academy, inviting local students to learn about law enforcement operations including SWAT, CSI, and more.

Shane Sowell is sworn in as Chief Deputy of Detention Services at Dallas County Sheriff's Department, tasked with addressing challenges in local detention facilities.

The White House OMB has frozen federal grant disbursement, impacting cities like Dallas. Officials are reviewing potential effects on local programs, with updates to follow. Social Security and Medicare remain unaffected.

The City of Dallas reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity and public safety for all residents, regardless of their immigration status, and stresses adherence to city and state laws.

Fort Worth City Council approves an EMS agreement to integrate MedStar employees into the Fort Worth Fire Department, enhancing emergency response systems.

Fort Worth invests $27.5 million in recovery and resilience following 2021's Winter Storm Uri, aiding homeowners and preparing for future disasters with repairs and infrastructure improvements.

Arlington veteran entrepreneur credits local EDC and LiftFund program for his successful eco-friendly junk removal business, JAWS, through access to 0% interest loans and supportive resources.

Arlington's Commercial Rapid Reference Guide, by Code Compliance Services, provides resources on city codes for property upkeep to local businesses, enhancing curb appeal and ensuring compliance.

Dallas Police continue to seek leads in the decade-old unsolved murders of Chaunthina Mills and Dwight Ray, encouraging the public to provide information.

Dallas is preparing for severe weather, including showers and thunderstorms with a chance of localized flooding. Conditions will improve by Friday with sunny skies forecasted.

Mansfield City Council held a meeting to honor the city's tourism and music recognitions and to consider a historic designation for the First Methodist Church Parsonage.