Denton County ESD #1 honored eight members' promotion, including new battalion chiefs, captains, and firefighters, at a special ceremony captured by photographer Dustin Trousdale.

Fort Worth declared June 11 as Moral Injury Awareness Day to recognize the psychological impact of moral injury on first responders, supporting their mental health and promoting dialogue around wellness.

Lake Como Cemetery in Texas received the Official Historic Texas Cemetery Marker for its significance. A dedication event is planned with community speakers. This recognition helps protect historic sites like this cemetery.

Fort Worth Municipal Court hosts a Warrant Forgiveness event in South Fort Worth on June 29, offering residents a chance to resolve citations without arrest.

The Amon G. Carter Foundation has donated $1 million to Fort Worth’s Heritage and Paddock Parks, contributing to the planned enhancement of downtown green spaces with historical features.

A fatal multi-vehicle crash on Hwy. 114 in Westlake, TX, is being probed by authorities, prompting major road closures and traffic disruptions. One person has died, and another is hospitalized.

The Fort Worth City Council approved $36,600 to support the Fresh Access Program, enhancing summer camp kids' access to healthy snacks and combating food insecurity.

Dallas Police are seeking help to find Charlene Stone, 66, reported missing on June 16. She was last seen on Copeland Street, wearing black slacks and a red shirt.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX division provides a weather update for Dallas, warning of varying conditions, including chances of showers, thunderstorms, and high temperatures through the week.

The 'Lover' Taylor Swift tribute band will perform at Wayne Ferguson Plaza during the Sounds of Lewisville concert series, featuring a family-friendly schedule and a grand finale with fireworks on July 2.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts a variety of events including gaming, anime making, and a culinary experiment for teens, wrapping up with a train-themed event for younger children.

Dallas is organizing family-friendly Juneteenth events with educational and recreational activities to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States.

Fort Worth reinstates the True Texas Project's reservation at the city's Botanic Garden after a constitutional dispute, clarifying the use of public spaces and freedom of speech principles.