Dallas Police renew their appeal for leads in the unsolved murder of 18-year-old Raul Alvarez, who was shot last year during a post-party confrontation.

Denton, TX prepares for Fry Street Fair's return on April 27-28, with road closures and detours around Fry Street starting 4 a.m. Saturday until 6 a.m. Monday. Local businesses will remain open despite the expected traffic congestion.

Dispatcher Kim Podsednik completes communications training at the WEST COMM 911 Dispatch Center, recognized by the White Settlement Police Department.

Irving Independent School District students have gathered change in a Penny Drive to support Special Olympics Texas, with celebratory Pick-Up Parties thanking the participants for their contributions.

Dallas Love Field is hosting its next Good Neighbor Program meeting on April 30 for community engagement on airport projects, allowing residents to ask questions and learn about future plans. Registration is open for the in-person event.

Lewisville Police Department and LISD Choices program host a medication take-back event on April 27th at Lewisville High School to combat prescription drug abuse.

Nick Lewis, known as Mr. Nick, has been honored as Employee of the Month by Arlington Parks for his dedication as a Program Coordinator at The Beacon community center.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honored its volunteers on Facebook for their service, highlighting their aid during fires and fire safety education efforts.

Corpus Christi Police Officer Kyle Hicks is critically injured after responding to a call. The local law enforcement community is showing support as he fights for his life.

A police car was struck by a Toyota on I-45, which was then hit by an 18-wheeler, causing minor injuries to the officer. The driver was detained for a potential DWI as authorities investigated and cleared the highway.

Plano, TX residents can dispose of unused drugs at DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back event on April 27, facilitated by the Plano Police Department. The event excludes IV solutions, injectables, and illegal substances.

The Lewisville PARD is hosting a Star Wars themed event on May 4th, featuring costume contests, trivia challenges, a photo booth, and a VIP saber training experience. General admission is $12, with VIP tickets at $60.

Lewisville partners with the LISD and DEA for a medication disposal day to prevent drug abuse, allowing residents to safely discard unwanted medications at Lewisville High School on April 27.