The Mesquite Police Department celebrates Investigator John, an Indian American CSI, for his service and linguistic skills during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

The Irving Police Department warns about the dangers of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid significantly more potent than other narcotics, which is driving overdose rates.

Frisco's new Water Management Plan sets specific outdoor watering schedules per season, with restrictions in winter and different allowances in other seasons.

Echo Theatre in Dallas presents "Beyond the Yellow Wallpaper," a play by Ann Timmons highlighting the life of feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman and her challenges with mental health. The production runs from May 9-25, 2024.

The Irving Police Department celebrated National Correctional Officer's Week with Facebook posts honoring Willis as Detention Supervisor of the Year and Zuniga as Detention Officer of the Year.

Historic Mesquite, Inc. is hosting a Barn Dance featuring The Western Flyers on May 18 at Opal Lawrence Historical Park to fundraise for local historic preservation.

Tommy Bays III was arrested for the murder of Melonie Frye in Denton, with DNA evidence linking him to the crime scene. Detectives are continuing the investigation.

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.