Dallas passed Proposition U to direct revenue growth into boosting police/fire pensions and safety, aiming for at least 4,000 officers and top regional pay.

The Lewisville Police Department hosted an event that provided local youth with an interactive experience to learn about first responders, featuring K9 demonstrations and a showcase of police and fire equipment.

The Arlington Police charged Marshall McLemore with the murder of Alexander Rivas after investigation and evidence, including fingerprints, cell records, and witness testimony.

The Mesquite Police Department won the Overall Grand Champion award at the Dallas Child Advocacy Center BBQ Cookoff, showing culinary skill and community support.

The Irving Police Department paid tribute to the retirement of Officer McPherson after 20 years of service, highlighting his roles, influence, and the impact of his departure.

White Settlement Police Department hosted the West Tarrant Chiefs Alliance event to promote inter-agency cooperation and community safety, attended by regional law enforcement leaders.

The White Settlement Police Department celebrated National Police Records Appreciation Day, honoring their records staff Patricia, Adriana, and Sheryl, with coffee and bundtinis, highlighting their essential role.

The Irving Police Department showcased their commitment to seat belt safety on National Seat Belt Day by checking their own officers' compliance and sharing it on social media.

Grand Prairie Police celebrated Officer New's reappointment as the Chair to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, showcasing his ongoing contributions to crime prevention.

Fort Worth hosts an event on November 21 to honor Native American Heritage Month, focusing on local Indigenous history and current challenges, with topics like the Village Creek attack and missing Indigenous women.

The City of Mansfield, Texas, celebrated its veterans with a parade featuring local organizations and military groups, where Veterans Memorial Foundation won Best Float.

New hiking trails were officially opened at Kiest Park Conservation Area in Oak Cliff, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony with community and city officials.

Two suspects were arrested in connection with a September fatal shooting of a 16-year-old, after an investigation by Haltom City and Fort Worth Police, and the U.S. Marshals.