If you need to catch up on World Cup updates, then this post is for you. As the tournament quickly approaches (the first Arlington match takes place this Sunday, June 14), we are finding it hard to digest every single bit of news.

We scrubbed the top stories so that you don't have to. Here are six hyper-local updates that we think matter the most.

DFW Airport officially opened its Terminal C expansion, including nine new gates to ease travel.
The Arlington Report shared best practices to avoid game-day traffic. Despite the influx of world travelers coming to the metro, local officials say this traffic won't affect areas far from the stadium.
A new app lets residents living near AT&T Stadium (aka Dallas Stadium) rent out their driveways — just as some would rent out their homes on Airbnb.
Two vending machines dispensing official FIFA merchandise have been installed in DFW — one in Southlake and one in Plano.
Getting to matches will be as easy as one, two, three. Trinity Metro is offering $9 day passes to CentrePort Station. A shuttle bus will be there to take tournament-goers directly to the pitch entrance.
Editor's pick: UT Arlington scientists will use the Arlington matches to study air quality during high-traffic events. We'll be on the lookout for their findings and share them in our daily newsletter soon.