The 2nd annual Brotherhood For The Fallen Memorial car show returns, offering a family-friendly event with vehicles on display to honor fallen heroes, plus food and activities. Pre-registration for cars is $25, or $30 on the day.

Grapevine Police officers and the family of a fallen comrade visited the White House during National Police Week in remembrance of those who died in the line of duty.

MillerMuller Ballet prepares for its 17th Spring Gala featuring "Oiseaux du Paradis" and a mix of ballet and contemporary dance with Heritage School talents.

The Denton County Police reported a missing young man from Southfork MHP was found safe, with little detail about his disappearance or recovery provided.

The Plano Police Department is recognized by the TJX Companies for its efforts against organized retail crime, earning a certificate of appreciation for their significant contributions.

Four students were detained following a disturbance at Lebanon Trail High School; no serious injuries were reported.

Fort Worth is holding a Court in the Community/Warrant Forgiveness event at Wedgwood Baptist Church to address citations without arrest risk. Services include job assistance and help with rent and utilities.

Fort Worth Municipal Court plans an event to honor fallen officers during National Police Week on May 15th, with tributes led by City Marshal Philip Swift.

Frisco celebrates the opening of the new FPD Annex with a community event featuring "Coffee with the Mayor" and building tours to promote police-community relations.

The city management team in Duncanville is enhancing transparency by regularly updating the Mayor and City Council on municipal activities, making these updates available to the public online.

The White Settlement Police Department in Texas sent a package of patches and business cards to a man with autism, bringing him immense joy, as shown in a Facebook post.

Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza hosts Art Pop-ups every Saturday, featuring local artists, beginning with Kalika Antano. Events may vary due to weather.

The Lewisville Public Library announces its "Destination Summer" program with reading challenges, prizes, events, and classes for all ages from May 23 to July 27.