The Dallas County Sheriff's Office hosted its 15th Annual Fire Truck Pull, raising over $42,000 for Special Olympics Texas with 30 teams participating.

Denton PD has provided aid to tornado-hit areas, demonstrating community solidarity and urging contributions via United Way for ongoing recovery efforts.

National Missing Children's Day, observed by communities and highlighted by the Plano Texas Police, emphasizes child safety and the need to reunite missing children with their families.

The Garland Police Department emphasizes car safety with the "Click It or Ticket" campaign for the 22nd year, highlighting increased seatbelt use and its impact on reducing accidents.

Lake Como neighborhood in Ft. Worth named Neighborhood of the Year at the Neighborhoods USA Conference for community development and civic engagement.

Authorities assist families after a tornado destroyed homes in a Denton County RV park, with recovery efforts and a local woman rescued by signaling with her car alarm.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is seeking foster parents for a surplus of kittens that need temporary homes. They are calling on locals to provide care until permanent homes are found.

Frisco Public Works celebrated their updated facility reopening during National Public Works Week, offering tours to showcase their advanced operations.

Brandenburg Elementary won the Penny Drive for Special Olympics Texas, raising $11,000 and celebrated with ice cream from Irving PD and BlueBonnet DSD Inc.

The Picklr is opening a new pickleball court today at 3 pm at 1705 S. Cherry Lane, offering a place for players to enjoy this popular paddleball sport.

Plano public safety officers rescued an injured baby owl and, with the help of animal control and a rehabilitation center, are nursing it back to health for release.

Lewisville is hosting a free "First Time Homebuyer 101 Class" on June 13 to educate new buyers on the home purchasing process, with registration required by June 11.

The TxDOT has reopened Eagle Drive in Denton after timely road construction, with businesses remaining accessible. However, upcoming work on S. Locust Street may cause temporary closures.