The Fort Worth Police warn against the "door-kicking challenge" trending on social media, stating it’s illegal and can be mistaken for a break-in, urging parents to discuss its risks with their children.

Carrollton launches its first all-electric mowing crew for parks and facilities, aligning with its 2025 Sustainability Plan and utilizing electric trucks and mowers for emission-free maintenance.

Richard Abernethy has been appointed as Duncanville's new Assistant City Manager for Operations, overseeing various departments and focusing on service efficiency.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a painting workshop with artist Juan J. Hernandez on May 17th and a creative summer camp for middle schoolers.

Residents can share their opinions at a public hearing on proposed water and wastewater impact fee changes, which could increase costs for new developments to ease financial burden on the existing community.

Fort Worth's Evans & Rosedale project gets approval, promising affordable housing and commercial spaces, with Royal Capital set to invest $61 million in the area's revitalization.

Three new officers have joined the Lewisville Police Department, as announced in a social media post celebrating their experience and anticipated contributions to the community.

The Cedar Hill Police reported on a fatal shooting on May 11, 2025, with one dead, a suspect in custody, and an ongoing investigation for more information.

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.