The Arlington Police Department is hosting a summit on human trafficking and child exploitation, continuing the Safe Roads Initiative, and engaging in community events like 'Cooking with Cops.'

Authorities located 73-year-old Henderson Mills safe on June 3, following his disappearance on June 1 from Meadow Valley Lane in Dallas. His condition at the time of his return remains undisclosed.

The inaugural Lone Star Smokeout in Arlington, slated for May 2025 at AT&T Stadium, will feature top country music and BBQ, inspired by Chicago's Windy City Smokeout.

Fort Worth officials monitor Lake Worth's water levels, which may prompt recreational closure if they hit 595.5 feet, to prevent flooding and ensure safety.

The National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms with gusty winds and potential flooding in parts of North and Central Texas, including Dallas, with ongoing flood warnings for local rivers.

Euless and Tarrant County collaborate to improve the city's infrastructure, offering residents regular updates and e-notifications for better community engagement.

The Mesquite Police Department is offering a Citizens Police Academy to educate and foster community ties, requiring applicants to be over 18 and pass a background check.

The Junior Fire Academy in Euless is back for kids aged 11-15, offering a week-long program on fire safety and rescue, emphasizing teamwork and leadership for $65, with preference given to local participants.

Youth volunteers from Mesquite Police Explorer Post #145 helped clear storm debris for disabled seniors and veterans, demonstrating community service.

The NAS JRB Fort Worth has announced its June class schedule on Facebook, offering support and educational services to military families during weekdays.

Kevin Costener will attend an advance screening of "Horizon: An American Saga" at MWR Fort Worth, with a Q&A session for fans who submit questions by June 7th. Up to four free tickets are available per person.

Corpus Christi Police Senior Officer Vicente Ortiz died on duty in a vehicle accident. The Plano Texas Police Department expressed deep sorrow and highlighted his 15-year service. Community tributes are underway.

Kui Rawson retired from the City of Plano's IT Department on May 31, 2024, after significantly contributing to public safety technology and innovations over 25 years.