A vehicle crashed into Copperas Branch Lake off I-35E, with responders searching for occupants. Causes and details remain under investigation by Lewisville Police.

The Garland Police Department in Texas held a civil service exam and community engagement events to recruit new officers and connect with the community.

The Denton Police seek tips in a hit-and-run that seriously injured one woman and left another with minor injuries, involving a suspected dark Kia Optima.

Lewisville Public Library offers events for adults, families, and teens, including a free meditation workshop, an outdoor storytime, and a Teen Zine Party, with no registration required for most.

Lockheed Martin honored Chief Christopher Cook and White Settlement PD for their collaborative efforts, presenting a token of appreciation for their shared commitment to local security.

Arlington honors 911 operators during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, emphasizing their critical role in emergencies and community safety.

Dallas Police and the DEA arrested 22 individuals, seized firearms and narcotics, including fentanyl and cocaine, during a coordinated city-wide drug trafficking raid.

Three small dogs were found taped in a box at Heritage Park by a city worker and Everman Emergency Services is seeking the owner and the abandoner, urging public assistance.

The City of Lewisville's Neighborhood Services offers free workshops on grants for property improvements and community projects, with the next session on May 13 at Thrive.

Justin Ball has been officially appointed as Dallas Fire-Rescue's new chief, and Mayor Eric L. Johnson has expressed his confidence in Ball's leadership and commitment to safety.

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a statement of interest against racial discrimination in the Southwest Airlines Hispanic-only travel award program, affirming that race should not be a barrier to contract opportunities.

Dallas is expecting a series of sunny days with high temperatures around 80-90 degrees and light to strong winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Mansfield, Texas introduces "Behind the Desk," a series showcasing city workers like Roxy, City Hall's receptionist, to connect citizens with public servants.