The JRE's 1st Annual Bike Safety Rally, co-hosted with AISD Argyle West Elementary, taught kids about cycling safety with local police and emergency services involved.

The Irving community quickly found Karolyn Melton, 69, who went missing after leaving a medical center, thanks to swift public response following a police appeal.

Two Detention Officers in the Mesquite Police Department were promoted to the new Detention Services Sergeant role, enhancing career paths and operational efficiency.

Gunnar Tomlinson joins the White Settlement dispatch team full-time after completing public safety communications training, with the department expressing pride on Facebook.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme heat in Dallas with temperatures reaching around 100 degrees and heat indices up to 110, urging residents to stay cool and hydrated.

Garland Police arrested suspects for stealing $10,000 worth of copper cable after a pursuit involving a U-Haul. The arrests included charges of narcotics and firearm possession.

The FBI Dallas division is actively educating parents about the dangers of sextortion, an online threat targeting minors, urging open discussions and vigilance in monitoring children's online activity.

Frisco's basketball courts at five parks are closing for maintenance and resurfacing starting August 12, with each being closed for approximately four days.

Sun Valley Aquatic Center in Lewisville adjusts hours for weekends only due to school session start and will close for the season on September 1. Reduced staff may affect feature availability.

Cedar Hill Police reunited a young man with his family after he was found unable to communicate at a local business, thanks to community aid prompted by a Facebook post.

Cedar Hill appoints Ely Reyes as Public Safety Director and Stacey Graves to manage Development Services, both bringing extensive experience to enhance city safety and community development.

Euless city officials are set to begin targeted mosquito spraying in three zones after West Nile Virus was found in local mosquitoes, advising residents to minimize exposure during operations.

Mosquito samples in Dallas tested positive for West Nile Virus, leading to planned nighttime insecticide spraying in specific city districts. Residents are advised to stay indoors and take preventive measures against mosquito bites.