The Pierce Burch Water Treatment Plant in West Arlington is halfway through a $112.5 million upgrade, enhancing capacity and efficiency. The project includes new clear wells and is set for a fall 2025 completion.

The daughters of two police officers received scholarships at a luncheon supported by Korean American organizations, recognizing academic and community achievements.

Arlington celebrates 25 years as a Tree City USA, highlighting its dedication to preserving its urban tree canopy, which not only enhances beauty but also provides energy savings, noise reduction, and higher property values.

The Haltom City Police are seeking witnesses to a fatal collision that occurred on August 16th at N. Beach and Rusty Dell.

The Student Center is closed today for a local law enforcement training event, which will include several law enforcement vehicles in the facility's parking lot.

The city proposes a small property tax increase to fund safety improvements and the new ACTIV Adult Center, with $26 million saved by departmental cost-cutting.

Arlington PD's "Cooking with Cops" event aims to enhance community ties through a food gathering on August 29, featuring free burgers, hotdogs, and drinks.

Mansfield, experiencing a heatwave, opens a Cooling Center to provide residents with relief from the high temperatures. Other city facilities like the library and City Hall are also available.

Mesquite will hold a 9/11 memorial service with honor guards and various performances at Mesquite Freedom Park, featuring a piece of Twin Towers steel.

Duncanville Police Department invites locals to join Class 63 of the Citizen Police Academy to foster community involvement and increase understanding of law enforcement. Contact Officer Michelle Arias for program details.

The Dallas Police Department honors the late Senior Corporal Harold Franklin Baird, Jr., whose service and sacrifice are commemorated in an online tribute.

Denton, Texas calls for water conservation amid Stage 2 drought and treatment facility issues, urging residents to limit use to avoid mandatory restrictions.

North and Central Texas are experiencing a severe heat wave, with temperatures in Dallas expected to hit 103 degrees and a heat index of 108. Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.