The Allen Fire Department offers free 'Stop the Bleed' training on May 23, with hands-on techniques, such as applying pressure and using tourniquets. Registration is open.

The Allen Police Department is hosting the 'Bags for Gold' Cornhole Tournament to support Special Olympics athletes, with team registrations through the Scoreholio app.

Chief Christopher Cook awarded Captain Beau Hufstetler with the Community Partner of the Year Award for the partnership between NAS JRB Fort Worth and White Settlement.

The Mesquite Police celebrate Lieutenant Lo during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, highlighting his journey from Hong Kong to becoming a Texas law enforcement leader.

The Team Texas for Families of Fallen Officers raised $500,000 for C.O.P.S. by completing the Road to Hope cycling event, as announced by the Carrollton Police Department.

The Waxahachie Police Department announces its Junior Police Academy for kids interested in law enforcement. Enrollment starts on May 18th, with limited spots available.

Frisco officials warn of heavy traffic and road closures around The Ford Center on May 16 due to the ACM Awards, advising to plan routes or avoid the area.

Garland announces Memorial Day closures for city offices and services, but confirms that trash collection and pools will operate with adjustments. Firewheel Golf Park will maintain regular hours.

Arlington is constructing the ACTIV center, a facility for those over 50, with amenities like a gym and community garden. The final beam was recently placed, advancing towards completion. Membership costs remain undisclosed.

Garland encourages community input through a survey for Downtown development, seeking resident and business opinions on future retail and dining options before the deadline.

The Fort Worth Fire Department has postponed National Arson Awareness Week activities due to mourning for Captain Raven, with plans to highlight arson's impact later via social media.

The City of Arlington offers a free Block Party Trailer with essentials for residents to host community events, aiming to foster neighborhood connections.

Three Plano Police Department members recently earned Masters in Criminology and Criminal Justice while serving full-time, utilizing the city's tuition reimbursement program and demonstrating dedication to their professions and personal growth.