Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly Child Safety Seat Clinic to assist parents with car seat installation and safety. The free service is open to all and requires an appointment, now at Fire Station 3 due to construction.

The Dallas Police are investigating a late May shooting on Stallcup Drive, now ruled a homicide after the victim, Ramiro Alonzo, died from his injuries in June.

The Burleson Police Department won two TAMI Awards for their innovative community outreach, including a Victim Assistance Poster Program and a 'Lego in Motion' PSA video.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville will host an Art Talk with photographer David Chalker on June 10, covering business tips for artists at the Grand Theater.

The Lewisville Police is hosting a free "Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events" training on June 28 at Thrive to educate the public on survival strategies.

Arlington Parks & Recreation offers a guide to identify, prevent, and treat poison ivy and oak encounters in their parks, emphasizing early washing and proper attire for protection.

A Dallas robbery led to a police chase and fatal crash, with one juvenile suspect dead and others hospitalized; police officers involved were also injured but released.

Operation Justice Trail by Dallas Police and U.S. Marshals leads to 98 fugitives arrested, clearing 167 warrants as part of a violent crime reduction plan.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court to discuss a replat request for Valley Farm Road Estates in Ennis, potentially adding two lots, on July 8, 2025. Public input is welcome.

Ellis County may approve a replat for The Ranch at Hidden Creek, affecting local lot lines on 7.255 acres, with a public meeting scheduled for July 8, 2025.

The Arlington Police Department invites public input on its quest for CALEA Accreditation, accentuating its commitment to professional standards in law enforcement.

Fort Worth invites public feedback on the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan to reduce traffic fatalities, with a comment deadline of June 10 before its finalization for a Federal Highway Administration submission in November 2025.

Jamie Hackney, a 36-year-old from Fort Worth, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for creating and transporting child pornography following a guilty plea.