The Grapevine Police Department commemorated fallen officers during Police Week, with an Honor Guard display and a proclamation issued by Mayor Tate recognizing law enforcement courage.

The Tarrant County DA tweeted thanks to the Benbrook Police for their efforts in a recent case, emphasizing the importance of their work in community safety.

A man was fatally shot at El Gallito Bar in Fort Worth after an argument escalated, with the suspect currently at large. Police are investigating and seeking information.

The Fort Worth Police Department announced the death of Officer Andrew J. Grimes, shot while issuing a parking citation at a train station on May 12, 1902.

Moritz Kia offers free security upgrades to Fort Worth Kia owners to combat auto thefts, including free ignition switch upgrades and steering wheel locks, on May 18 at the dealership.

Grapevine High School hosted Grapevine police professionals to discuss public safety careers with students, aiming to inspire future interest in the field.

DeSoto Police postponed a Public Safety Town Hall Meeting due to severe weather, with a new date to be announced.

Arlington Parks and Rec, with Trek Bicycle, launched a 100 Mile Challenge for cyclists to ride and log miles until May 31, offering rewards and promoting health.

Denton County first responders are seeking community donations of bottled water and electrolytes to combat dehydration due to early high temperatures while they work to keep the community safe.

The City of Lewisville's 2023 Annual Report won three Communicator Awards for its design and content, aligning with their Lewisville 2025 vision plan.

The Sounds of Lewisville concert series has been rescheduled to avoid summer heat. It includes a Prince tribute and features various artists every Tuesday night in May and June, concluding with a fireworks show on July 2.

The North Richland Hills community is grieving Assistant Police Chief Kevin Palmer, who died on duty. His impact on the community and police force is deeply felt, and memorial service plans are underway.

The Garland Police Department used social media to honor detention officers during #nationaldetentionofficerweek, highlighting their crucial and often overlooked role in law enforcement.