Plano Police Officer Chris Bianez will lead a free personal safety seminar at the Davis Library in Plano, TX, on February 6, 2024, targeting adults due to mature content.

Academy Class 156's cadets in Fort Worth are set to graduate this Friday, marking the end of their training with a ceremonial final team run. The Fort Worth Police Department celebrates their journey and future service.

Arlington's 23rd annual Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest for grades 3-6 is now open, with topics on wildlife preservation and coexistence. Winners receive a $100 savings account.

The Dallas Police Department shared a tweet announcing upcoming community engagement events to promote safety and dialogue. Details awaited on their social media.

Fort Worth Municipal Court offers a Warrant Forgiveness initiative at an event on Feb. 10, providing solutions for outstanding citations without arrest fears, plus additional support services like job placement and legal advice.

Lieutenant Robert Eberling retires from the Grapevine Police Department after 25 years of service amid tributes from peers and high-level commendations, including one from Governor Greg Abbott.

Former Euless Parks Director Ray McDonald joins the Walk of Champions, honoring his 34 years of service and contributions to city parks and facilities.

Judge Weldon Copeland retires after a 35-year career in Collin County, honored by colleagues for his fair-mindedness and lasting impact on the legal profession.

Seniors in Arlington join the TAG Players program at Theatre Arlington, taking theater performances to accessible venues like retirement homes and community centers.

Tarrant County Jail's Next Phase program partners with Tarrant County College to offer inmates college courses in business and welding, aiming to reduce recidivism and assist reintegration.

Arlington is dealing with the annual arrival of Egrets, which becomes problematic for residents due to noise and mess. Animal Services provides tips to deter the birds in compliance with federal law, using noise makers and other non-harmful methods.

The Irving Police Department's Unidos program, aimed at engaging the Hispanic community, experienced strong attendance and support from local organizations.

The City of Denton will dedicate its first public AED station in memory of Dylan Dorrell, a teen who died of cardiac arrest, with a ceremony at South Lakes Park.