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.

Carrollton received a LEED Gold certification for its dedication to sustainable practices across various sectors including energy, water, waste, and transportation.

Irving Police Department plans to host a memorial for fallen officers during National Police Week, honoring the sacrifices of their own and other Texas officers.

"Soundings," an exhibit by Colette Copeland, highlights Texas' marginalized voices at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center until May 24, with a workshop on May 10.

The Irving Police Department has located 93-year-old Christine Baldzicki safe, ending a Silver Alert initiated after her disappearance from a care facility.

Dallas drivers face detours due to overnight closures on the Dallas North Tollway for widening work, as exits to John Hickman, Warren, and Gaylord Pkwys. will be closed.

Garland's election saw high voter turnout, electing new council members and passing bond propositions, with a mayoral runoff scheduled due to no clear majority.

Rickie Parramore, aged 72, was found safe after being reported missing in Dallas. He was last seen on Cowan Avenue wearing a Bears jersey and Nike shoes. The Dallas Police Department thanked the public for their help in locating him.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office expressed pride in supporting the Special Olympics Texas, highlighting their participation and community role in ensuring safety during the games.

The Lewisville Police Department honored correctional officers for their dedication during National Correctional Officers Week in a Facebook post, emphasizing the challenges and importance of their role in the criminal justice system.

Frisco announces road projects causing delays, including pavement replacement and intersection improvements, with details and updates available on the city's website.

A Flood Watch has been issued for parts of Texas, including Dallas, due to expected heavy rainfall of 1 to 3 inches, with isolated areas up to 4 inches.