The Dallas Police Department paid tribute to the late Officer Rogelio Santander on their Facebook page, honoring his service after being killed in the line of duty.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting a tree giveaway at TCC's Southeast Campus for Arbor Day, with one free tree per household on a first-come, first-served basis.

Frisco Square's Simpson Plaza is closed for a special event from Friday night to late Saturday, with parking and road closures detailed by the City of Frisco.

Garland, Texas, launches its first Community Survey to collect residents’ feedback on city services and quality of life to inform future planning and budgets.

The Forest Hill Police Department invites law enforcement to its "Mastering Proactive Policing for Patrol" course on May 30, 2024, at the local Civic Center. Registration is open through the Blue to Gold website.

The Lewisville Police Department is hosting a "Where is the Fun?" Hunt, an interactive event for families during the ColorPalooza festival on April 27, aiming to strengthen community relations.

Garland Police Department honored their administrative staff on Facebook as "behind-the-scene heroes", acknowledging their crucial role in maintaining department operations for Administration Professionals Day.

The Carrollton Paws on the Square event offers pet-related activities and services, including free pet registration, cheap rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.

Northside Branch Library celebrates Day of the Child on April 30 with free activities and entertainment for kids from 5 to 7 p.m.

The Highland Hills Community Center hosted a western-themed Senior Legacy Ball to celebrate local elders, featuring music, dancing, food, and vendor booths.

Library cardholders in Fort Worth can access Mayfest for free by showing their card. The festival runs from May 2-5 at Trinity Park with music, dance, and activities for all ages.

City Council unanimously approves extra $125,000 for United Way of Tarrant County, enhancing nonprofit roles in crime prevention, totaling annual Police Department funding to $174,920.

The Duncanville Police Department honors Thalia Lopez during Crime Victims Week for her dedicated work as a Crime Victims Advocate, providing information and support to those affected by crime.