An eight‑bed transition unit at Austin Street gives officers a way to divert some trespass suspects into short‑term care and mental‑health services instead of jail.

Former Parker County ESD No. 1 employee Jason Hinton was charged with indecent exposure. The district confirmed his departure and underlined its commitment to safety and rigorous hiring practices.

The City of Godley Fire Department celebrated its yearly awards banquet, recognizing firefighters' service and achievements in 2024-2025, with various members receiving honors for exemplary performance.

The Arlington Police Department is implementing their 'Safe Roads Initiative' with increased traffic enforcement to improve road safety in Arlington, Texas.

A 5-year-old named Korrie Surgeon was made a Junior ESRO in Euless, TX, complete with a badge, coin, and oath, promoting community and public service among youth.

Keller city hosted a free "Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events" training session for residents to learn survival strategies in active shooter scenarios.

The Arlington Municipal Patrolman's Association and Mission Arlington held a Food Drive, offering free meals and collecting non-perishables for those in need.

Dallas District 4 plans two major turkey giveaways with Council Member Maxie Johnson's office coordinating the events to support families for Thanksgiving.

Arlington gears up for Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29, with local businesses offering promotions and personalized service to bolster the city's economy.

Dallas police identified Jason Williams, 58, as the motorcyclist who died after his bike struck a Dallas Fire-Rescue engine responding to a call on Oct. 26. Investigators say the crash is under review.

A shooting in Dallas injured two and the gunman, Christion Bingham, died by suicide. Police are investigating and have asked the public for information.

The City of Fort Worth adjusts its trash collection schedule for Thanksgiving, allowing residents to set out two extra bags of garbage without additional charge.

Arlington's curbside leaf collection service starts Nov. 24, allowing residents to dispose of leaves until early January. The city also encourages eco-friendly leaf disposal and mulching.