Three candidates are running in Keller's City Council Place 3 special election on August 31, with early voting from August 14-27. Registration deadline is August 1.

La Mafia is set to perform at the Granville Arts Center in Garland on September 20, 2024, promising a night of Tejano music by the Grammy-winning ensemble.

The HEB READS! 2024 Summer Reading Challenge ends July 31, with rewards for participants using the Beanstack Tracker app to log their reading minutes. Prizes include STEM kits, bracelets, charms, and a medal.

Katie Mills, the South Garland Library Manager, shares her journey from teaching to librarianship and her love for books and community service in a team spotlight.

Wilshire Park in Euless reopens after renovations, featuring a nautical-themed playground, new picnic facilities, restroom, shade trees, and an improved trail system, alongside a new parking lot with lighting.

Dallas County confirmed West Nile Virus in two mosquito samples from Carrolldon, prompting ground insecticide spraying and advising residents to follow the '4Ds' of prevention.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department offers 10,000 free Teen All Access Passes for local attractions to teens aged 13-19 during Park and Recreation Month.

Dev Rastogi joins Dallas as Assistant City Manager, focusing on sustainability and overseeing departments like Aviation and Public Works, with a rich background in infrastructure from AECOM.

Allen City Council welcomed new members, planned library relocation, approved bridge repairs, and celebrated Parks and Recreation Month, while committing to bi-monthly meetings for public engagement.

Matt Bryant has been named the new Director of Public Works in Duncanville, a promotion from within the city's ranks.

Euless Public Library invites kids to meet search and rescue dogs from MARK9 SAR on July 19th, where they will learn about the dogs' emergency response roles.

The Dallas Police Department reported that missing 68-year-old San Juana Jimenez-Rocha has been found safely, without detailing the circumstances of her return.

The City of Dallas is hosting summer residencies with free creative workshops for the community, targeting underserved areas, and invites nonprofits to involve local artists in events.