Amazon invited Victim Services Advocate Makayla Moore to educate its management on domestic violence, signaling a commitment to addressing societal issues in the workplace.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Marian Brown, will participate in the Dallas St. Patrick's Day Parade to engage with the community and ensure safety.

The City of Carrollton is hosting its second annual Health & Safety Fair at Standridge Stadium for a day of community engagement in wellness activities and safety demonstrations on March 23.

Globe Life Field will host First Responders Appreciation Day, supporting the Peace Officers Angels Foundation, and highlighting heroes like Officer Lain.

Euless Police celebrated dispatcher Jeron Whalen, who was awarded the 2023 Certificate of Merit for his exceptional skills and composure in high-pressure situations.

Heather Lambert of Garland's Parks & Recreation Department won two awards at the TRAPS annual event for her contributions to the field and promoting inclusivity within park culture.

Fort Worth expands its PPE donation program to more local organizations including non-profits and schools, operating on a first-come, first-served basis with a March 25 deadline for requests.

Ellis County prepares for a drag racing event, with local law enforcement, including Midlothian Police, to increase presence for safety and manage non-sanctioned races.

The Euless Police Department awarded Ofc. Jarad Hawthorne with the 2023 Ralph Suarez Distinguished Service (Sworn) Award, honoring his exceptional service and dedication.

The Friends of the Kaufman County Library are preparing for their 22nd Annual BOOK & AUTHOR LUNCHEON, a fundraiser to support the library, featuring author engagements and a book signing session. Details are forthcoming.

Dallas Love Field won the 2023 Best Airport in North America award in its category by the Airport Service Quality Awards for its customer service and passenger experience.

Loews Hotels donated $10,000 to the Mentoring Arlington Youth program, supporting African-American and Hispanic male students in leadership and career development.

The City of Mesquite honors local female leaders for Women's History Month, including Councilmember Elizabeth Rodriguez-Ross, Judge Detra Hill, and former Mayor Brunhilde Nystrom.