The Argyle Police Department invites the public to its Citizens Police Academy for a detailed look at law enforcement work, promoting understanding and partnerships.

The Dallas Police Department continues to seek information on the murder of Robin Avant from 2004 and encourages public assistance to resolve the cold case.

The Dallas Police celebrated officers with over 20 years of service, including Captain McClain who served for 55 years, marking the longest tenure in its history.

The Dallas City Council backs major economic projects, including the $49 million West End Lofts mixed-use development and a new HAECO aviation repair facility, as part of the city's economic growth plan for 2025.

Dallas Aquatics is partnering with local businesses to fund free swimming lessons for youth, involving fundraisers at Krispy Kreme, Regal Cinema, Raising Cane's, and Panda Express.

A deadly car crash in Northeast Dallas left one person dead and another critically injured after the vehicle struck a brick sign. Police suggest speed was a factor.

The Dallas Police Department announced the line-of-duty death of Officer Jesse Emmett Griffin, who perished in a motorcycle crash while responding to a call.

A young boy in Cedar Hill, found unable to communicate with police, has been located by his family with the help of a community-led search distributed via the police's social media.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated fallen Officer Robert P. Hollowell, who died in 1914 after a motorcycle accident and complications from previous injuries.

Arlington invites residents to suggest names for a major city development project through its Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee, emphasizing community identity and participation.

The City of White Settlement reopened Dale Court after a closure due to heavy rain, thanking residents for their patience during the road's high-water situation.

The Rockwall County Library will be closed on New Year's Day, January 1, and will reopen on January 2 at 10 am. Digital resources remain available during the closure.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated Officer Marvin Elton Wills, who died on duty in 1955. The perpetrators of the violent attack that led to his death were never caught.