Dispatcher Deborah Stephens was recognized for her pivotal role in solving a hit-and-run case in White Settlement, Texas, which involved a vehicle that caused property damage and a gas leak.

Retired Lieutenant Dave Swavey received the Homer B. Johnson Legacy Award from the Garland Sports Hall of Fame for mentoring youth through the Garland Police Boxing Gym since 1995.

Tonga Nguyen, a 52-year-old woman from Garland, Texas with a mental disability, has been found safe after being reported missing. She was last seen walking from her home on Legend Drive.

Dallas officials, including the mayor and police chief, launch the third annual Summer of Safety campaign to keep youth engaged and safe during the school break.

Dallas celebrates Pride month with a flag-raising ceremony at City Hall, featuring music and a resource fair, with support from city officials and local organizations, and live streaming for remote participants.

Fort Worth has approved Latinos United for Conservative Action's 'Protecting Kids' event after addressing initial application and safety concerns, clarifying that approval does not equal endorsement.

Arlington encourages pet owners to join the 'Doo the Right Thing' contest to promote scooping up pet waste, protecting waterways from pollution, and preventing disease transmission.

A Disaster Declaration was issued in Denton County after violent storms caused extensive damage, power outages for 50,000 people, and prompted recovery efforts.

The White Settlement Police Department announced the arrest of Narcis Chiciu, a suspect in a string of thefts at Buddhist temples, caught in Minnesota and awaiting extradition to Texas.

Christopher Poligala, a versatile member of the Plano Police Department, has served since 2008 and was promoted to Sergeant in 2017. He has a Master Peace Officer license and has received numerous awards for his service.

Oncor has deployed teams to tackle storm damage and restore power in affected areas, urging residents to report outages and follow recovery efforts. Their commitment is highlighted in their Facebook statement.

Arlington is introducing 65-gallon trash cans to replace 95-gallon bins for residents who requested the change by May 29, with delivery set for June during regular trash collection days.

Denton County health officials plan to spray for mosquitoes after detecting West Nile Virus, warning residents to take precautions and outlining their efforts on their website.