Fort Worth strengthens regulations on boarding homes for the elderly and disabled, focusing on safety and standards, with over 270 non-compliant homes closed since the ordinance began.

The article details the contributions of pioneering female officers in the Fort Worth Police Department, from the first police matron to the department’s first female chief.

Two men were shot on Swanson Street in Dallas; one died, another injured. The incident occurred on August 25, 2023, and police are investigating without any suspects detained.

Dallas knitting leader Sally Ackerman offers free workshops in Fair Park through the Dallas Yarn Bombers, catering to varying skill levels, with limited availability.

The New Rochelle Police welcomed new recruits and detention officer recruits to their team, indicating growth and a focus on public safety amid national discussions on policing.

Garland Police Department invites applicants to take their Civil Service Test on April 6 at the Garland Fire Administration Building.

The White Settlement Police Department has introduced special badges and patches for Autism Awareness Month and promotes the "Take Me Home" program for individuals with autism.

The City of Richardson has released its April 2024 Environmental Resources Newsletter, providing information on local green events and sustainable living tips.

The Denton City Council is considering a proposal to rename part of S. Mayhill Road to Edwards Road and has scheduled a public hearing for residents to share their opinions.

The weather in Dallas is forecasted for a week of mild temperatures and sunny skies, with gradual warming and potential for dynamic weather and storms by the weekend.

A study has shown that some Dallas neighborhoods, particularly disadvantaged ones, experience significantly higher temperatures, creating heat islands that affect vulnerable communities.

Euless Police issued a missing person alert for Alyssa Tamez, 14, who has epilepsy and has been missing since March 30, 2024. Authorities urge anyone with information to call 817-685-1526.

The Mesquite Police Department revealed that Texas has not had a day without a road fatality since November 7, 2000, urging for safer driving to end this streak.