Mansfield celebrates National Walk Your Dog Week with activities like the Barks N Rec hiking classes, encouraging walking shelter dogs and promoting adoption opportunities at the local animal shelter.

The Fort Worth Police Department reported the successful location of a missing person on social media, thanking the public for their assistance in the search.

Abram Street in Arlington will be closed for inspection of retractable bollards between Center and Oak Streets from 7 p.m. to 4 a.m., impacting traffic.

Wylie mourns the passing of Raymond Cooper, a local figure recognized for his community service, philanthropy, and leadership, leaving a lasting impact on the city.

The Mesquite Police Department honors Sylvia Encinia for her contributions during Hispanic Heritage Month, detailing her administrative support role and value as a Spanish translator since joining in 2015.

Plano residents attended an event addressing mental health and the fentanyl crisis at Chase Oaks Church, with discussions and a police-involved panel.

Irene Ortiz was promoted to Detention Services Sergeant at Mesquite Police Department, marking a significant step in her career and the department's leadership.

An article about the 301st Fighter Wing's Patriot Games, highlighting sportsmanship and camaraderie among military personnel, mentioning Officer Thomas Hale's participation.

Frisco, TX is undergoing various road construction projects that may cause traffic delays, with some lasting up to two weeks. Intersection improvements are also in progress, with daily lane closures scheduled.

The White Rock Lake Artists' Studio Tour in East Dallas is a self-guided event where participants visit 35 art studios, offering intimate insights into local artists' practices.

Dallas Police report a fatal shooting of Michael Deandre Reed, 41, inside an apartment on Lake Avenue. Detective Johnson seeks public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The article describes a week of consistent sunny weather in Dallas, with high temperatures in the low 90s and clear evenings in the low 60s, as per the National Weather Service.

The Battle of the Badges charity softball tournament pits Lewisville police against firefighters and supports local nonprofits, offering family-friendly activities and community engagement.