A motorcyclist died following an accident in Denton, prompting a police investigation on S. Loop 288. Authorities are calling for witnesses to aid the ongoing probe.

The Duncanville Police is hosting "A Light of Hope" on April 25th to honor crime victims, where attendees can release lanterns with messages to remember their loved ones.

Fort Worth Police launched a traffic enforcement initiative focusing on pedestrian safety, targeting illegal ATV and mini motorcycle use on the streets.

A community in Keller rallies support for the Alvarez family through a GoFundMe after a severe auto-pedestrian accident near Bear Creek Park, highlighted by the Keller Police.

The City of Carrollton is hosting Women's First Responder Day on April 20 to encourage women to explore public safety careers and feature a 911 call simulation and a speech by a former police chief.

Carrollton is seeking public input on its Destination 2040 plan, with two meetings scheduled and a survey available online for those unable to attend. Mayor Steve Babick emphasizes the importance of community involvement.

The National Weather Service warns of severe thunderstorms in Dallas that could bring hail, tornadoes, and floods, with a high alert after 4 pm and sustained severe weather potential into the week.

The Welcoming Interactive Conference in Dallas, set for April, will focus on inclusion and equity, featuring over 800 attendees and speakers like Mike Rawlings and Dirk Nowitzki.

The Tarrant County DA thanked North Richland Hills Police for their work and commitment to community safety in a tweet, reflecting the department's effectiveness and ongoing public service.

The Irving Police Department's UNIDOS program hosts a cultural exchange event after a solar eclipse to connect with the Hispanic community and provide information about local law enforcement resources.

The Plano Police Department urges motorists to promote motorcycle safety through awareness and caution as more motorcyclists take to the streets in spring.

Everman's community comes together to distribute free furniture and home goods to local families in need, ensuring a contactless handover for health and safety.

Local law enforcement officers supported the Peace Officers Angels Foundation by trading handcuffs for aprons at the "Dining for Heroes" event, raising funds for injured comrades.