April is recognized as National Records and Information Management Month, celebrating the vital role of records management, as highlighted by the Frisco Police Department's appreciation for their Records Division.

Lewisville Police Department and LISD Choices program host a medication take-back event on April 27th at Lewisville High School to combat prescription drug abuse.

Nick Lewis, known as Mr. Nick, has been honored as Employee of the Month by Arlington Parks for his dedication as a Program Coordinator at The Beacon community center.

Richardson's City Hall is hosting a public open house on April 27, where residents can learn about ongoing infrastructure projects and the 2015 and 2021 Bond Programs.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honored its volunteers on Facebook for their service, highlighting their aid during fires and fire safety education efforts.

Despite rain, the Worth Heights Community Center moved its Spring Carnival indoors, offering games, face painting, and food to the community until 2pm.

The FREE pet vaccine event at Warren Sports Complex in Frisco has been rescheduled to 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. today due to weather. The update was announced by FriscoPD's Twitter.

The Duncanville Police celebrated Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, inviting the community to honor officers who ensure animal safety and welfare.

The Bling Bang Bash, a charity event, raised funds for child advocacy by auctioning items like a custom rifle, showcasing support for abused and neglected children.

Mesquite law enforcement joins Keep Mesquite Beautiful to reduce litter and promote community pride through a trash bash event, fostering unity and environmental responsibility.

The Plano Police Department is hosting the Mental Health Resource Awareness Program on May 21 to provide information on mental health services and the role of law enforcement.

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, focusing on preventing a widespread issue through public education, recognizing abuse signs, and prompt reporting to authorities.

Plano, TX residents can dispose of unused drugs at DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back event on April 27, facilitated by the Plano Police Department. The event excludes IV solutions, injectables, and illegal substances.