After Hurricane Beryl, the Red Cross North Texas opened a shelter with volunteers like Navidad Luna aiding the affected, emphasizing community outreach and preparation. They urge more volunteers to help those impacted by the disaster.

Argyle Police partner with Denton County Friends of the Family for a school supply drive, offering a raffle for an ice cream party with officers as an incentive.

The Tickets & Travel office at the Navy Air Station Joint Reserve Base in Fort Worth posted an update on Facebook about their new daily schedule, which includes a closure from 1-2 PM.

The MWR Fort Worth Library ran a Summer Events Program with activities like Maricela & Friends' musical performance for kids and has upcoming events like Mark's Twisty Art Storytelling, detailed on its Facebook page.

Mesquite's Police and Fire Departments increased staffing over the Fourth of July weekend to monitor illegal fireworks usage and prevent DUI incidents, resulting in confiscations and arrests.

Westbound lanes of Skyline Drive in the City of Mesquite will open on July 12, marking a significant step in the city's reconstruction project to improve the road for all users. Eastbound lane closure continues for pavement marking installations.

Prologis has launched its largest battery energy storage system in Arlington, Texas, to support over 1,700 homes during peak demand, helping stabilize the grid managed by ERCOT.

Keller plans a public hearing to discuss Fossil Creek Tree Farm’s request to open a commercial retail nursery at 600 North Main Street, pending a specific use permit.

The Don Misenhimer Park splash pad in Arlington will close for a resurfacing project from July 17 to July 23 to improve safety. Alternative splash pads remain open for residents.

Founder of Slync, Christopher Kirchner, was sentenced to 20 years for defrauding investors out of $71 million and is ordered to pay $65 million in restitution.

Dallas faces a hot weekend with temperatures nearing 100°F, alongside an Ozone Action Day due to potential high ozone levels. A child abduction emergency adds to resident concerns, while possible thunderstorms may offer slight relief.

Two Lewisville police officers, Officer Ruff and Officer Reid, were awarded life-saving honors for preventing a suicide attempt on a bridge through de-escalation techniques.

The Texas Department of Public Safety aircrew assisted Lewisville Police and K9 Dero in capturing a suspect hidden in dense brush, showcasing effective law enforcement collaboration.