The 2nd annual Brotherhood For The Fallen Memorial car show returns, offering a family-friendly event with vehicles on display to honor fallen heroes, plus food and activities. Pre-registration for cars is $25, or $30 on the day.

Grapevine Police officers and the family of a fallen comrade visited the White House during National Police Week in remembrance of those who died in the line of duty.

Ellis County Sheriff Brad Norman praised his deputies on Facebook during National Police Week, highlighting their commitment to public safety and the well-being of the community.

The article highlights National Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15th and National Police Week, during which the US honors fallen law enforcement officers, mentioning five officers remembered by the Grand Prairie Police Department.

The Hollabaugh Recreation Center opens in West Garland, featuring a gym, fitness rooms, multipurpose spaces, and an outdoor pavilion for community activities.

Garland Libraries are hosting a summer reading program for kids aged 0-17, from June 1 to July 27, offering incentives like rubber ducks and shoe charms to encourage reading.

Arlington's ACTIV adult center construction is 50% complete, with amenities for active adults over 50. Set to open early next year, it will offer sports and event spaces.

The Fort Worth Police Department announced the death of Officer Andrew J. Grimes, shot while issuing a parking citation at a train station on May 12, 1902.

Moritz Kia offers free security upgrades to Fort Worth Kia owners to combat auto thefts, including free ignition switch upgrades and steering wheel locks, on May 18 at the dealership.

National Police Week 2024 begins, a time to commemorate fallen officers and recognize the ongoing service of law enforcement, as activities and memorials are held nationwide.

The Mansfield Police hosted a fundraiser, "Cinco De Plinco," for their shooting team, benefiting several funds, with an emphasis on community and skill.

Grapevine High School hosted Grapevine police professionals to discuss public safety careers with students, aiming to inspire future interest in the field.

The Fort Worth Public Library has launched "1000 Books Before Kindergarten" to encourage early literacy, offering a tote bag and reading tips booklet.