April is Records and Information Management Month, and the Plano Police Department is recognizing the vital role their Records Division plays in managing and securing sensitive data.

The Alliance For Children in Tarrant County is praised for helping over 2,500 abused children annually, offering critical support and long-term recovery services as part of a wider network of agencies.

The Irving Family Advocacy Center in Texas provides consolidated services to support local crime victims and families, emphasizing accessibility to all, with a focus on responding to crises, particularly during Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Hunt Regional Healthcare's mobile mammography unit is set to offer screenings at Rockwall County Library on May 1st, as part of a community health initiative.

Dallas officials meet on Thursday at City Hall to address the recent increase in crime and strategize for public safety under the #Dallas365Safe initiative.

Freshman Tatum Pacos of Arlington High School is honored as the City of Arlington's Student-Athlete of the Month for her softball performance and academic prowess.

Arlington hosts a Homeownership Fair on June 29 at the Bob Duncan Center, offering free guidance on buying homes and avoiding foreclosure, with vendors and educational sessions.

Plano residents participated in the DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, discarding unwanted medicines at local drop-off sites offered by the Plano Police.

Denton citizens who volunteer with the police were honored during National Volunteer Week, receiving a mayoral proclamation and a dedicated wall of honor.

The Irving PAL's Urban Outdoors Program won the Texas Parks and Wildlife Hunter Education Partner of the Year award for its youth deer hunting education.

The Truck Driving Championship in Dallas-Fort Worth showcased truck drivers' skills through driving courses, inspections, and knowledge tests, supported by various police departments.

The Cedar Hill Police hosted a drug take-back event at Walgreen's to collect unwanted medications from residents, aiming to prevent abuse and environmental hazards.

Haltom City authorities warned residents about scammers distributing fraudulent water filtration flyers claiming to be from the city, advising caution and to report suspicious activity.