Lewisville PD humorously warns against speeding after 34 vehicles were stopped for going 85+ MPH in a 70 MPH zone on SH-121.

Dallas city offices close for MLK Jr. Day, but the Office of Homeless Solutions keeps shelters open. Community events, arts, and aid programs continue, as detailed in the City's bulletin.

The Duncanville Police Department has ended the BLUE Alert for Robert Davis III, a suspect in the killing of a Brazoria County Sheriff's Deputy. No reason for the discontinuation was provided.

Plano Police officers are honoring the late Navasota Police Sergeant Mark Butler by banding their badges after he died in a collision with a suspect's vehicle.

Euless City Manager Loretta Getchell retires after 27 years, leaving a legacy of civic improvements. Her successor, Deputy Manager Chris Barker, will start on February 1.

D'Lee Williams becomes Managing Director of Parks & Recreation in Garland, with a career spanning nearly 30 years and marked by advancements in community service and recreation management.

A man shot in Dallas on Kleberg Road died; police seek information and Detective Yahir Perez leads the investigation.

The Garland Police Department's Unidos event was a significant community gathering focusing on education and resources, with police and library representatives speaking and a notable turnout.

Fort Worth City Council reported progress in their homelessness program, housing 30 individuals and clearing waste from encampments. They plan to enhance outreach and launch an RFP to invite innovative solutions.

Fort Worth proposes an MOU for MedStar's transition into the FWFD to improve EMS, offering MedStar employees stability and competitive pay without reapplication.

The White Settlement Community Services is hosting an Artist Trading Cards Workshop, encouraging community members to create and trade mini artworks. The event welcomes all skill levels and provides necessary materials, with a reminder to RSVP.

The White Settlement Public Library is hosting a teen origami event on January 27 to create DIY fortune cookies, with materials provided. Sign-up is encouraged.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is offering a free self-defense class for women 15 and older on February 22, 2025, at the main courthouse. Registration is required via email.