Fort Worth Police Department honored Sgt. Billy Randolph with his name on the Memorial Wall at a ceremony attended by officers, family, and the community.

The DEA collaborates with law enforcement for the National Drug Take Back Initiative on October 26, 2024, providing a safe way to dispose of unwanted meds.

The TTPOA SWAT Competition in Texas gathers elite SWAT teams to test their tactical skills and physical endurance, with the Garland Police SWAT team achieving 6th place.

Community members met at Unidos to discuss neighborhood well-being, receiving advice on community activities, housing, and insurance from experts like Andrea Leon and Brenda Carmona.

The Irving Police Department is educating parents on proper car seat installation to ensure child safety and is offering hands-on assistance with limited spots available.

Collin County Judge Chris Hill invites high school students to join the 2024/2025 Collin County Youth Leadership Council to learn about local government. Applications are due by November 8.

Dallas Love Field invites neighbors to a meeting on Oct 22nd to discuss airport improvements and residents can register to attend or submit queries online.

A former preschool teacher's assistant from Abilene pled guilty to producing child pornography, involving a case where he paid two young boys for explicit videos. Mark Eichorn faces up to 30 years in prison.

The Dallas Police continue to investigate the 1999 murder of David Hawkins and seek information from the public to help solve the 25-year-old cold case.

Fort Worth Police seek help identifying two male suspects involved in a game room robbery on September 15, involving assault and theft at 131 Sheffield Drive.

The Fort Worth Fire Department promotes working smoke alarms for Fire Prevention Week, offering free alarms and installation, and emphasizing routine testing and replacement every 10 years.

The Arlington Police Department invites community members to discuss concerns and build trust with officers over coffee on October 9th at a local McDonald's.

Kendall Thigpen-Watkins received a life sentence for the attempted capital murder of his son, with McKinney officers saving the child during the incident.