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Dallas: A major crash closed all northbound lanes of US 75 at Mockingbird Lane, causing traffic delays, while a shooting in Dallas left five injured and another fatality in Fort Worth. Fans gathered in downtown Dallas for the “Banderazo Argentino” celebration ahead of Argentina’s World Cup match.

Dallas fans are flocking to North Texas for the Argentina vs. Austria World Cup clash, with fan zones packed and local businesses thriving. City officials debate a stronger mayor system as candidates Laura Miller and Tom Leppert clash over governance reform.

Dallas firefighters responded to a fire in a North Dallas gated community on June 20, 2026, causing smoke and traffic disruption. The Dallas DEA increased drug trafficking efforts ahead of the FIFA World Cup, focusing on high-risk areas like fan zones.

Dallas: A vehicle crash in the Bishop Arts District injured four people, and a tunnel collapse in Coppell killed a worker during maintenance, prompting safety reviews. A trench collapse at a North Texas apartment complex also resulted in a fatality, as Dallas honors Juneteenth with a cultural event in The Flats.

Dallas heat warnings escalate as World Cup matches heat up, with temperatures hitting 96°F and hospitals reporting a 20% rise in heat-related visits. Croatians and England fans gather in Dallas for cultural festivals and pub parties, while The Dog Stop expands its pet care services in the metro.

Dallas residents are gearing up for the FIFA World Cup as England arrives in town, with local schools welcoming star players at Dallas Stadium. The city faces scrutiny over its infrastructure investments, while a historic Declaration of Independence display adds to the summer festivities.

Dallas residents should stay prepared for scattered showers and thunderstorms today with temperatures in the mid-70s despite a low chance of rain. Japanese fans at the World Cup match at Dallas Stadium cleaned up the venue, highlighting community spirit, while the original Declaration of Independence is on display at Fair Park through July.

Dallas residents are grappling with the aftermath of a fatal incident in Pleasant Grove involving a 18-year-old during a chaotic private party, as the victim’s family calls for safety reforms. Meanwhile, the World Cup in Arlington is driving massive crowds and boosting local businesses, as Dallas transforms into a global soccer destination.

Dallas voters rejected an anti-Islam mayoral candidate in a suburban area, highlighting shifting attitudes toward inclusive policies, while Plano's $700 million NHL deal faces scrutiny over NDAs and a mysterious "wolf" figure. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will feature a Japan-Netherlands match at Dallas Stadium, with details on security and travel for fans.

Dallas weather officials warn of potential flooding from thunderstorms this weekend, with heavy rain and flash flooding possible in the metroplex, especially near low-lying areas. The Dallas Stars announce major plans for a $3 billion arena in Plano, while Dallas Stadium prepares for World Cup matches and hosts a *RoboCop* screening to support the Save Dallas City Hall Coalition.