A Dallas priest was arrested by Garland police on two counts of indecency with a child, with accusations of inappropriate contact during a home visit.

Mayor Gilmore honored correctional officers and police at a City Council meeting during National Correctional Officer's Week and National Police Week.

The Plano Police Department honors Gary upon his retirement after 12 years of diligent facilities management and problem-solving, leaving a noticeable impact on the department.

Atmos Energy will be conducting maintenance in Argyle, causing gas venting smells and noise from May 6-16 at 1350 Stonecrest Road, but with no service interruption. Residents have been informed to prevent alarm.

Haslet Fire Rescue opens registration for its 2024 Kids Fire Camp, offering children hands-on firefighting experiences and emergency response training.

The City of Dallas and the National Association of Asian American Professionals are organizing the AAPI Heritage & Dragon Boat Festival on May 19, 2024, and seeking volunteers.

The Fairfield East neighborhood in Arlington underwent a cleanup drive where 3.55 tons of waste were removed, adding to a total of 153.4 tons from similar events.

Brandenburg Elementary wins the 2024 Penny Drive for their third year, supporting Special Olympics Texas with nearly $11,000 raised, contributing to over $35,000 collected in total by 22 schools.

Garland Police Department celebrated its officers at an annual awards banquet, honoring several individuals, including Officers of the Year, for their exceptional service.

Flags were flown at half-staff until sunset on May 5th across the US, including in Lewisville, to honor the 89 firefighters who died in service in 2023.

Early voting in Duncanville shows Greg Contreras leading the mayoral race, with other potential council seat winners emerging before final election results.

The Health Department is using traps and sprays from April to October to combat the West Nile virus by monitoring mosquito populations and applying nighttime sprays when the virus is detected.

Arlington's first-ever Rec 'N Roll event has been postponed to May 19 due to bad weather. Originally scheduled for May 5, the outdoor event by the Arlington Parks and Rec Department promises various activities for community engagement.