Arlington's latest Quarterly Development Profile reports over 1,100 new residential housing permits and 353 non-residential permits, indicating continued growth in the city.

Kevin Bullard was hired as the Chief Leadership Domain's top executive in Garland, bringing experience from academia, spiritual leadership, and consulting to his new role.

Tiffany Campbell joins Dallas Animal Services as Volunteer Coordinator, while the shelter updates adoption procedures and promotes a spay/neuter event and volunteer opportunities.

The Dallas Office of Arts and Culture seeks volunteer panelists to guide arts funding, impacting significant funding decisions. Interested Dallas locals with arts engagement are encouraged to apply online.

Dallas police are investigating the fatal shooting of Charles Dennis III on Munger Avenue. No suspects are identified, and authorities are seeking public assistance.

The Grand Prairie Police Department invites local residents to the National Night Out event to promote community safety and unity, with a Kickoff Party on September 21, 2024, detailed on their Facebook page.

Dallas-Fort Worth residents are warned of poor air quality and potential thunderstorms. The TCEQ issued an Ozone Action Day and the NWS predicts storms but no severe weather. Flooding risks and daily thunderstorms may occur through the week.

The article discusses the celebration of World Emoji Day and touches on how emojis have become a part of everyday communication, even in professional contexts like law enforcement.

Haltom City police are looking for information on a dark-colored sedan involved in a hit-and-run. The public is asked to contact Detective Underwood with any leads.

Texas increases police presence from July 19 to August 4 for "Operation Slowdown," aimed at reducing traffic accidents caused by speeding. The Bedford Police stress the importance of following speed limits and driving according to conditions.

A Nigerian man pleaded guilty in the U.S. for conducting a real estate email phishing scheme, facing up to 32 years in prison and possible deportation.

Dallas residents can vote on new playground designs for Eloise Lundy Park. The Dallas Park and Recreation Department encourages community participation in the process until 5 p.m., August 1, 2024.

The City Council has approved a redesign of Bear Creek Parkway to reduce speeding and improve traffic flow with new lanes and safety features, including crosswalks and flashing signs.