The Irving Police Department celebrated 75 employees for their achievements in the 1st Quarter Merit and Tenure Awards, highlighting long-term service, lifesaving actions, and civic engagement.

The White Settlement Police Department is hosting a "Touch A Truck" event where the community can explore service vehicles, with family-friendly activities and refreshments.

Dallas has new Police Chief Daniel Comeaux and Fire-Rescue Chief Justin Ball, whose ceremony was on May 5, 2025. The city also launched the Mayor’s Summer of Safety initiative and Culture Pass Dallas.

Officer Hernandez was sworn into the Mesquite Police Department, celebrated by the community, with the department emphasizing engagement and transparency.

Dallas prepares for the 29th Mayor's Back to School Fair, with a news conference detailing the event's plans, offering students school supplies and services.

The Fort Worth Business Plan Competition is seeking applications from small businesses to compete for cash prizes and receive expert coaching and workshops.

Arlington celebrates National Historic Preservation Month by focusing on its historical sandstone houses, encouraging residents to share historic spots and emphasizing the importance of preserving these architectural gems.

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington to open for the 2025 season on May 10 with new attractions, enhanced facilities, and a full schedule starting May 24.

Arlington entrepreneur and ex-Marine, Bryant Griffith, merges community service with business through his eco-friendly venture, JAWS Junk & Waste Solutions.

Officer Huff of the Lewisville Police Department was named First Responder of the Year for her professionalism, leadership on the SWAT team, and community involvement.

Rockwall County offers free "Stop the Bleed" training to educate residents on emergency first aid for severe bleeding, scheduled for May 19 at the Sheriff's Office.

Measles cases, including a child and an adult, have been confirmed in Tarrant County, Texas, prompting public exposure alerts and urging vaccinations.

Sgt. Jerry Walzel retires from the Mesquite Police after 25 years of service, celebrating his achievements and impact on the department and community.