Dallas PD dedicated a street topper to honor Officer Ernest E. Leonard, Jr., who died in a 1935 motorcycle crash while on duty, at S. Denley Dr. and Stella Ave.

Two White Settlement Police officers graduated from the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration leadership course, with plans to extend training to more staff.

Frisco commuters should expect delays due to ongoing roadwork, including pavement replacement and intersection upgrades, with daily lane closures from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Lewisville's "Giving is Golden" program supports local nonprofits through collection drives, currently seeking tube socks for MetroRelief until mid-March, with further planned drives for essentials and children's books.

Duncanville PD seeks recruits for officer positions, offering competitive salary and benefits. The entrance exam is on March 1, 2025, with sign-on bonuses for certified officers.

Dallas residents are invited to a meeting on February 24 to discuss renovations at Campbell Green Recreation Center, including a new fitness room and playground improvements.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts will host an art gallery opening reception at the Wallace Art House on March 16 to celebrate local artists and community.

Bonnie Putnam was honored with a Life Saving Award for guiding a 911 caller in aiding a gunshot victim, emphasizing the critical role of emergency dispatchers.

Fort Worth Water Department plans infrastructure revamp in Bluebonnet Hills and Westcliff, replacing water and sewer mains. Residents were informed in a virtual meeting.

Dallas waste collection may face delays due to extreme cold, with manual routes affected more than automated ones. The Department of Sanitation plans to prioritize garbage over recycling and may extend catch-up efforts to Saturday.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control sent 14 pets on a flight to new homes in the Northeast, aided by Wings of Rescue, and highlighting the role of fosters.

White Settlement Police reported no violent crimes in January, made 49 arrests, held 17 community events, and recorded 20 property crimes, mostly retail thefts.

South Arlington is launching a public art project to honor the Civil Rights Movement, featuring a sculpture initiative with a $75,000 commission for artists to create a piece representing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.