Officer Michael Smith of the Mesquite Police Department retired after a career that started in 2006, including various roles such as patrol, investigations, and as an SRO, receiving commendations and awards.

The Coppell Police Department has announced its 2025 award recipients, recognizing the exemplary service of its officers, volunteers, and civilian staff.

The Irving Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting on August 9, which led to Arlington Fuentes-Murillo being hospitalized and charged with Aggravated Assault on a Public Servant.

A shooting in Dallas on Dudley Street left three people dead, including the shooter Lalit Pradhan. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Lewisville opens applications for its Citizens University program to teach residents about city government operations, with sessions beginning September 18 and applications due by August 31.

A herd of 460 goats has been employed by Arlington Water Utilities to clear vegetation at Lake Arlington Dam, showcasing sustainable landscaping methods.

The IT CAME FROM TEXAS Film Festival is returning, featuring Texas-themed classics at the Plaza Theatre from Sept 12-14, with special guests and an all-access pass available.

Arlington offers grants up to $25,000 for neighborhood enhancement projects, funded by gas well revenue, with applications and support sessions provided.

DeSoto Police recovered drugs and a stolen firearm during a traffic stop on a Camaro with expired tags; driver Julius De Alva now faces multiple charges.

Fort Worth is partnering with Union Pacific Railroad to improve train crossing safety and reduce congestion, including advancing road improvements and employing new technologies.

The Amplify 817 Showcase in Fort Worth showcases local musical talent, featuring artists like Grady Spencer. The free event is on Aug. 16 and promotes community and artist support.

Fort Worth recognizes a local emblem, a billboard warped by tornadoes, as a symbol of the community's resilience and has preserved it as a public art piece in Linwood.

An Ozone Action Day was declared for Dallas-Fort Worth due to high temperatures and clear skies, prompting officials to urge actions to reduce ozone production.