Denton County first responders are seeking community donations of bottled water and electrolytes to combat dehydration due to early high temperatures while they work to keep the community safe.

The Lewisville Public Library announces its "Destination Summer" program with reading challenges, prizes, events, and classes for all ages from May 23 to July 27.

Arlington dedicated the "Senator Kim Brimer Bridge" with a lighting ceremony, honoring Brimer's contributions to the city, including enabling sales tax revenue for sports facilities.

Carrollton residents are participating in the North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge, working to clean their city through organized events and individual efforts, with resources provided by the City.

The Office of Homeless Solutions in Dallas is advancing its efforts to combat homelessness through various projects and partnerships, aiming to make homelessness rare and non-recurring in the city.

Garland ISD thanks its School Resource Officers with a video tribute, highlighting their contributions to student safety and community building during the 2023-2024 school year.

Dallas County DSOs Jazmin Aleman and William Phariss won the Texas Jail Association's courtroom challenge, highlighting their extensive knowledge of jail regulations.

The Ovilla Police Department is hosting a blood drive on June 10 to support local blood supplies, with appointments available online or through a QR code.

The Mesquite Police Department celebrates Investigator John, an Indian American CSI, for his service and linguistic skills during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Texas Health advocates seeking therapy for any size of mental health concerns, underscoring the value of support and working to destigmatize mental health care during Mental Health Awareness Month.

The City of Dallas partners with Harmony Community Development Corporation for mental health awareness, emphasizing community support and inclusivity.

Officer O'Neal spoke at a Grapevine Women’s Club lunch about road safety, particularly the dangers of texting and driving, amid rising traffic accidents from distracted driving.

The first class of Fort Worth's Criminal Justice program, guiding high school students through law enforcement education, has graduated, aiming to enhance community-police relations.