The Fort Worth Police Department reported the successful location of a missing person on social media, thanking the public for their assistance in the search.

Plano residents attended an event addressing mental health and the fentanyl crisis at Chase Oaks Church, with discussions and a police-involved panel.

An article about the 301st Fighter Wing's Patriot Games, highlighting sportsmanship and camaraderie among military personnel, mentioning Officer Thomas Hale's participation.

Frisco, TX is undergoing various road construction projects that may cause traffic delays, with some lasting up to two weeks. Intersection improvements are also in progress, with daily lane closures scheduled.

The Lewisville Public Library offers programs for kids, resume workshops, and a horror movie screening, serving as a community center for education and entertainment.

Fort Worth Police and The Grantsmanship Center are hosting a workshop on program planning for agencies seeking CCPD grants, focusing on strategy over writing proposals.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored the late Detective W. T. Wise on the anniversary of his death in 1884, killed during an ambush while arresting murderers in Mississippi. His killer was hanged in 1886.

The Plano Police cancelled a Silver Alert after Donald N., a 90-year-old man missing since Thursday, was found safe following a minor accident in Grapevine.

Kaleb Carter accepted a plea deal for a 40-year prison sentence for the fatal shooting of Jayden Anderson at a Lewisville hookah lounge, following a verbal altercation.

Rockwall County Judge Frank New swore in Christy Myers as Deputy Elections Administrator, recognizing her nine years of experience and responding to the increasingly complex demands of election administration.

Dallas Fire Rescue partners with the National Fire Protection Association for National Fire Prevention Week to emphasize smoke alarm safety and offer free alarms and installation to Dallas homeowners.

The Arlington job fair on Nov. 19, 2024, is set to connect veterans and the public with 160+ employers, offering priority to veterans. Pre-registration is recommended.

The City of Dallas has issued a cease-and-desist to Dallas HERO for using a photo of police officers in their political campaign without authorization.