The Tarrant County DA's office thanked the Sheriff's Office on social media for their work in keeping the county safe, details of which are not public.

The Garland Police are hosting "Tip-A-Cop" at the Texas Roadhouse to raise funds for Special Olympics Texas, fostering community relations while serving diners.

The first of two historical markers has been installed at the old Rowland Ranch in White Settlement, a collaborative effort by the city and Majestic Realty to preserve local history.

The Godley Fire Department mourns the passing of Firefighter/Engineer Steve Storie, expressing deep sorrow and honoring his selfless character and impactful service.

John Steven Starks, initially reported missing, has been found safe according to the Dallas Police Department. Details of his recovery remain undisclosed.

Fort Worth Mitsubishi and White Settlement Police Department host a back-to-school event offering free supplies to students on August 3 at 8000 West Freeway, with community engagement and Kona Ice treats.

The Denton Fire Department is celebrating its 150th anniversary with commemorative shirts, reflecting on its growth from a volunteer brigade to a modern fire service.

Fort Worth's Movies That Matter will feature "The Right to Read" at Modern Art Museum on August 1. The documentary explores literacy efforts and its impact on human rights. Attendance is free, but reservations are required.

Downtown Fort Worth Inc. will host a street party to celebrate the reopening of Eighth Street, offering free T-shirts, ice cream, live music, and a chance to win an "Eighth Street package."

Texas law enforcement officers partner with Special Olympics Texas to raise funds for athletes with intellectual disabilities through the "Tip-a-Cop" events.

Jordan Mahaney was promoted to Captain at a ceremony at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, with his family participating in the pinning.

The City of Dallas unveils several summer programs, such as educational activities by the Dallas Public Libraries, a back-to-school festival, and a home repair assistance initiative, to support and engage the community.

The Dallas Police are actively working to solve the 2012 cold case murder of 22-year-old Samuel Nanaeto, seeking new information and offering a reward for leads.