Carrollton Public Library is seeking public input through a survey to shape future services, emphasizing the value of community feedback in improving its offerings.

Chris Freis is appointed as the new Police Chief of Addison, bringing his extensive law enforcement experience from Duncanville.

Dallas Police request public aid in locating Charlene Stone, a missing 66-year-old, last seen on Copeland Street, wearing a purple and gray shirt with black pants.

The Irving Police Department held a memorial march during National Police Week to honor Texas officers who have died in the line of duty, including three from their own force. The community showed support for the officers' families.

Newly elected Carrollton City Council members took their oaths of office, with election results certified, and propositions to amend the city charter passing with strong voter support.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas hosts a lucha libre event and art exhibition, featuring live matches and art that celebrates the Mexican wrestling tradition's cultural impact.

The Forest Park Miniature Train in Fort Worth secured a new lease through 2044, allowing it to continue its 5-mile scenic rides after undergoing repairs and upgrades.

The article commemorates the life and service of Sgt. Gregory L. Hunter, the first African American officer in Grand Prairie, Texas, who was killed in the line of duty in 2004.

The 36th Annual Candlelight Vigil held in D.C. honored law enforcement officers who died on duty, with the White Settlement Police Department attending as part of Texas's representation.

Animal control rescued orphaned opossums and the Tri-City Animal Shelter is rehabilitating them at a specialized facility, sharing the story on social media.

Dallas Love Field Airport has achieved carbon neutrality, earning a Level 4 rating in the Airport Carbon Accreditation Program, while aiming for net zero carbon by 2040.

Arlington is constructing the ACTIV center, a facility for those over 50, with amenities like a gym and community garden. The final beam was recently placed, advancing towards completion. Membership costs remain undisclosed.

The Irving Police Department invites the public to their annual ceremony honoring fallen officers, emphasizing the importance of community-police bonds.