Plano Police and Collin County Crime Victims Council are hosting the Thriving Communities Resource Fair on September 23, 2024, offering support and information to the community.

The ACTIV senior center in Arlington, aiming to open in 2025, shows progress in construction, as seen in recent photographs posted by Arlington Parks. The facility will cater to the social and wellness needs of those 50+.

The University of North Texas Police Department invites the community to support and educate on suicide prevention at an event on the south Union lawn.

Denton's Central Fire Station hosts an event tonight for individuals interested in the Fire Explorers program.

Georgia's Kitchen encourages diners to discuss emergency preparedness during National Preparedness Month, promoting readiness alongside community spirit.

UNT Police Department is soon to welcome Clover, a new puppy, after a community voting for her name, with plans for her to engage in community events post-training.

The Arlington Police Department provided safety and traffic advice for attendees of the upcoming Mexico vs Canada match at AT&T Stadium, including a warning about regulated parking and towing risks.

Police departments in Plano, Richardson, McKinney, and Frisco celebrated new graduates from the Plano-Richardson Police Academy, highlighting exceptional recruits' achievements.

Kathy Roberts retires from the Plano Police Department after 22 years as a calm and competent emergency dispatcher, celebrated for her dedication and significant contribution to the community.

The FBI's "Inside the FBI" podcast spotlights tech support scams, detailing how fraudsters use fake alerts to swindle millions and how AI enhances these scams. They offer tips to avoid such scams and emphasize reporting suspicious incidents.

The Texas Capital MERG teamed with the American Red Cross and Blue Cross for a blood drive, collecting 105 units from 106 donors, helping local Texas communities.

The North Texas Red Cross responded to a fire in Northwest Dallas, providing aid to residents and pets, with local agencies assisting in emergency management.

Frisco's roadwork projects start this week, leading to expected delays and reroutes for the next two weeks, weather permitting, with updates available on the city's website.