Tarrant County Sheriff's Office celebrates the graduation of participants from its “Journey to Success” re-entry program, aimed at rehabilitating individuals involved with the law.

The Dallas Police Department hosted the first Unity Classic basketball game to honor fallen Officer Darron Burks and foster community relations, winning 39-38 against Omega Psi Phi fraternity.

Dallas is expanding water safety programs for high schoolers, enabling students to earn PE credit and become certified lifeguards, enhancing education and life skills.

Parishioners from First Church International participated in the Fall Trash Bash at Waggoman Park, collecting seven bags of trash and contributing to community cleanliness and environmental efforts.

The weather in Dallas is expected to be consistently sunny with mild temperatures, providing favorable conditions for outdoor activities and minimal weather disruptions.

The City of Denton's latest Friday Staff Report is available online, providing updates on city departments and allowing citizens to register for notifications.

NAS JRB Fort Worth honored sailors for achievements and service milestones at a Quarters ceremony, bestowing awards and recognizing career advancements.

White Settlement celebrated its fire department with an awards ceremony, recognizing Trevor Ahrens, William Sclafani, and Randy Rogers for outstanding service.

Dallas Police Department welcomes Academy Class 408 with 77 trainees, including 20 women, reflecting the department's commitment to community representation and efforts to meet hiring targets.

Six Flags Over Texas announces the record-breaking Tormenta Rampaging Run giga dive coaster, set to open in 2026, promising to be the tallest, fastest, and longest of its kind.

The Burleson Police Department warns of a phone scam involving threats of arrest and demands for payment, and plans to host an educational event on cybersecurity.

Fort Worth's brick-and-mortar businesses are invited to learn about the Thriving Cities Fund at an upcoming forum, which offers financial growth opportunities.

Fort Worth's Water Department and TPW are merging efforts using GIS mapping to streamline infrastructure projects and avoid redundant work on streets and utilities.