George Scoggins has been named Arlington Parks and Recreation Department's Volunteer of the Month for his commitment to community service and maintaining local golf courses.

Arlington Parks and Recreation celebrates its centennial with a 100-mile challenge and various events, including a Home Run Derby and a Mother's Day Brunch.

Officers Bell and Murray joined the Mesquite Police and were sworn in during a ceremony attended by friends and family, as announced on the department’s Facebook page.

The Fort Worth PD was recognized by the Tarrant County DA for their effective work on a recent case, earning public gratitude and reinforcing community trust.

Keller, TX community hosts an educational session on teen vaping and THC issues led by local police and the Stay on Track Coalition at the Keller ISD Education Center.

A train halt in Arlington caused hours-long delays, leading to a city-wide traffic snarl. Police redirected drivers to other routes. The train eventually moved, and normal traffic resumed.

Dallas ISD police respond to a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High, admitting to security lapses and implementing new safety measures and staff retraining.

Hunt Regional Healthcare's mobile mammography unit is set to offer screenings at Rockwall County Library on May 1st, as part of a community health initiative.

Childcare providers in Denton have until April 30 to apply for a property tax exemption, with a range of eligibility requirements such as participation in certain programs and serving subsidized families.

Carrollton is expanding its Downtown Master Plan to boost economic growth by developing areas along the DART Green Line, with public workshops for community input on April 29 and June 12.

Dallas faces a week of stormy weather, with scattered thunderstorms set to increase and some potentially severe. There's a flood warning for the Trinity River, and residents are advised to stay alert.

Texas police participated in a pre-game ceremony at a Texas Rangers game to support the Peace Officers' Angels Foundation, with local law enforcement joining a joint Honor Guard for the National Anthem.

The Irving PAL's Urban Outdoors Program won the Texas Parks and Wildlife Hunter Education Partner of the Year award for its youth deer hunting education.