The Midlothian Police Department started their 29th Citizens Police Academy, aiming to foster community ties and provide insights into law enforcement. Attendees received education and food from Chick-Fil-A, emphasizing community partnership.

The Dallas Police Department paid tribute on social media to Senior Corporal Victor Lozada, who died while on duty, emphasizing his dedication and sacrifice.

Arlington Police have set up "Safe Exchange Zones" at local police stations to provide a secure place for the public to conduct private transactions of items like cellphones and shoes.

FC Dallas offers discounted tickets for its games to City of Dallas employees, with special events on designated nights, while Dallas Animal Services introduces new coordinators and celebrates its teams' efforts.

The Plano Police Department gave Collin College criminal justice students a tour of their operations, including specialized units and the high-tech Real Time Information Center. The visit aimed to inspire and educate future law enforcement officers.

Monica is the new Animal Control Officer in Duncanville, announced by the local police on Facebook, where she will work to ensure safety and coexistence in the community.

Fort Worth seeks community leaders for the CAP Advisory Council to shape funding decisions for low-income areas in Tarrant County. Applications are due March 8, 2024, with elections on March 26.

The Collin County Crime Victim’s Council in Plano is hosting its 11th annual Evening of Empowerment to collect essentials for crime victims. Donations are accepted until April 19th.

The Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair marked its 73rd anniversary at UT Arlington with 400 students from 10 counties presenting 309 projects, signaling growth in STEM interest.

Five high school seniors from Dallas, TX, earned security licenses through a Law Enforcement Pathway class and can now work as licensed security guards.

A Dallas megachurch is seeking an injunction to stop a developer from building a warehouse nearby, citing traffic and environmental concerns. No ruling yet from a recent hearing.

The article describes a charity event called "YAPPY HOUR" hosted by the Grapevine Police Department and Grapevine Animal Services, where 25% of sales at the Bohemian Bull went to support local animal services.

Opal Lee, known as the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," engaged with Texas communities during Black History Month, discussing unity, her book, and the future National Juneteenth Museum.