Dallas honors older adults and dementia awareness in Older Americans Month with an event at Tyler Street Church, featuring dance and dementia friend sessions. Registration is open via various channels.

Fort Worth Police Officer Joe V. Graham passed away from complications following an infection after being bitten by a suspect he was attempting to arrest while off-duty.

The Citizen Support Group donated $350,000 to the FWPD for a new horse walker arena, as revealed by the department's Facebook post. The donation will aid the mounted patrol.

The White Settlement Museum's 2nd Annual Walk Through History featured re-enactments and interactive exhibits, drawing community engagement and offering an active learning experience of history.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Corrections Week 2025 by honoring staff with events and expressions of gratitude for their service.

The Lewisville Police Department released a new "Calls for Service" public dashboard to increase transparency with real-time police response data, while ensuring privacy by approximating call locations.

Lewisville Public Library offers various activities, including a teen e-Stress Fest, adult paper wreath crafting, Storytime at Dragon Park, and a Feel Good Fridays Dopamine Menu event.

Fort Worth prepares for leadership continuity and new perspectives as Mayor Parker and council members are sworn in, while a District 6 runoff is pending.

Dallas Park and Recreation Director John Jenkins visited the Willie B. Johnson Recreation Center, warmly reconnecting with local seniors and exemplifying a community-focused leadership style.

Curtis Stevenson was promoted to Captain of the Justice Management Division in the Denton County Sheriff's Office, bringing over 20 years of experience.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Department warns of property fraud and offers a notification system to alert residents of fraudulent Real Property filings, aiding in early detection and prevention.

The Garland Police Department celebrated Lt. Dan Colasanto's 30 years of service, highlighting his leadership on the SWAT team and various other units.

The Irving Police Department invites the public to its annual memorial ceremony honoring fallen Texas officers, reflecting on their service and sacrifice.