The Dallas Police Department honors Officer Thomas Burchfield with a Roll Call of Honor and #GoneButNotForgotten.

Dallas voters approved a $1.25 billion bond for infrastructure, covering roads, parks, and public safety enhancements, with the City Council having final project approval.

Dallas is experiencing hot weather with temperatures around 90 degrees, strong winds, and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week, according to the National Weather Service.

The Cedar Hill Police Department celebrated its 50th anniversary and annual banquet, honoring its history with an Honor Table showcasing badges from different eras.

The Arlington Police added the name of Officer Darrin McMichael, who died on September 21, 2023, to their memorial wall during a ceremony at Heroes Park.

Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Coleman has completed his probationary year with Denton County ESD 1, earning his black shield and recognition for his dedication and a successful health and fitness initiative.

Texans celebrated International Firefighters' Day on May 4th, honoring the courage and dedication of firefighters who risk their lives to ensure public safety.

Destiny Church of DFW teams up with the White Settlement Police Department’s Pastor’s Coalition to support community services, including food banks, housing solutions, and youth engagement in Fort Worth.

Kara Waddell of Child Care Associates reported progress in early child care services to the Fort Worth City Council, with six new facilities and a focus on improving teacher pay and building infrastructure.

Fort Worth celebrates Air Quality Awareness Week with educational events to improve local air quality, covering topics such as wildfires, asthma, climate change, and environmental justice.

Dallas faces potential thunderstorms, flooding, and hazardous weather, including chances of large hail and damaging winds, while flood warnings are issued for nearby rivers.

Angela Self, City of Garland's Planning Administrator, is honored with Fellowship in the American Institute of Certified Planners for her 25-year career in urban planning focused on addressing inequality.

Social media helped Midlothian Police identify vandals at a community park within an hour after posting the suspects' images online. The public responded promptly to the appeal for assistance.