The Dallas County Sheriff's Office hosted its 15th Annual Fire Truck Pull, raising over $42,000 for Special Olympics Texas with 30 teams participating.

The Garland Police Department emphasizes car safety with the "Click It or Ticket" campaign for the 22nd year, highlighting increased seatbelt use and its impact on reducing accidents.

Severe storms hit North Texas, causing destruction and fatalities. The White Settlement Police offered assistance to affected counties and urged community support. Authorities are assessing damages as relief efforts begin.

Authorities assist families after a tornado destroyed homes in a Denton County RV park, with recovery efforts and a local woman rescued by signaling with her car alarm.

Dallas Police confirm Maurice Murphy, 30, died of gunshot wounds on Rothington Road. With no suspect identified, authorities seek public assistance, urging tips be directed to Detective John Valdez, as the city aims for justice in Murphy's death.

The Tarrant County DA's office thanked the Fort Worth Police via Twitter for their work on a recent case, highlighting their commitment to community safety.

A defendant received a 20-year prison sentence for trafficking fentanyl linked to overdose deaths. The Carrollton Police highlighted the case's gravity and the drug's danger.

Ellis County will soon release the results of the Republican Party Primary Runoff Election, with early voting results posted at 7 p.m. on election night and updates throughout the evening.

Dallas faces a 20% chance of morning showers on Memorial Day, followed by a hot day with a high near 98. Evening temperatures will cool to 72. The week's forecast includes sunny days with potential nightly thunderstorms and high heat index values.

The city of Lewisville is enforcing ordinances banning alcohol, glass containers, and loud noise at Lake Park, and will conduct cooler checks to ensure compliance or deny entry.

Mesquite Housing Finance Corporation announces public hearings on June 3 for Wooded Lake Apartments and Palladium Bruton Road projects, inviting community input on local housing development.

Elizabeth Rodriguez-Ross and Brandon Murden from Mesquite City Council were named Leadership Fellows by the Texas Municipal League for their dedication to public service.

Officer Dustin Mayfield-Walter of the Coppell Police becomes a certified Drug Recognition Expert, enhancing the department's ability to identify impaired drivers.