A Dallas police officer, Frank Johnson, was fired by Chief Garcia for public intoxication and detrimental behavior following an arrest by Little Elm Police.

Duncanville is set to conduct aerial mosquito spraying on September 12 and 13 to combat West Nile Virus, urging residents in affected areas to stay indoors during the nighttime operations.

Dallas police found Javier Flores fatally shot behind a business on Webb Chapel Road. Despite efforts by Dallas Fire-Rescue, he died at the scene. The case is under investigation; tips can be directed to Detective Adam Joslin.

Midlothian hosts a family-friendly National Night Out event to foster community bonds and collaboration for safety, featuring free food, fun, and interactions with law enforcement.

The City of Lewisville will host a free workshop to inform residents about home repair funding and neighborhood grants on October 15 at the Queen Margaret Community Center.

Zach Posekany was named Volunteer of the Month for his dedication to youth sports in Arlington, recognized by the Arlington Parks and Recreation Department.

Dallas expects a series of hot and sunny days, with high temperatures around 94-97 degrees and lows in the mid-70s. The National Weather Service issued an Ozone Action Day for high air pollution. No severe weather is forecasted.

UNT's Student Police Academy, in collaboration with the Town of Argyle, educated future officers on the complexities of response to resistance and legal use of force, aiming to prepare them with practical insights for their law enforcement roles.

The Senior Center's Parking Lot Sale is returning, where participants can sell items for $10. Details can be found on their website or by calling 817-246-6619.

NAS JRB Fort Worth held a ceremony to honor 9/11 victims, with leaders such as City Manager Jeff James and Police Chief Christopher Cook in attendance, highlighting unity and remembrance.

The Dallas City Council approved a plan with a 14-1 vote to secure the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System's financial future, aiming for full funding in 30 years.

The Dallas City Council has approved $187 million for upgrades to the KBHCCD, with a focus on engaging minority- and women-owned businesses in the project.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has confirmed the city's commitment to its first responders by approving a funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, ensuring the welfare of the city's retired and active police officers and firefighters.