Denton's latest Friday Staff Report from May 24, 2024, is now available online, offering residents easy access to city council information and the ability to subscribe for updates via email or SMS.

Dallas anticipates a week of mixed weather, with heat, fog, and possible severe thunderstorms. Highs may reach 91 degrees, with gusty winds and a slight chance of showers tonight. Heat continues with possible rain midweek.

Two felony suspects were arrested, and a third in a child assault case was detained by White Settlement Police, with aid from Texas CID and technology like the StarChase GPS system, avoiding a car chase.

The Duncanville Police celebrated the Volunteer of the Year, Ms. Steger, for her altruistic services, including sewing uniforms and making teddy bears for the department.

The World's Largest Fire Truck Pull event to support Special Olympics Texas is set to take place in Duncanville, and teams can register to show strength and teamwork.

Dallas PD used Facebook in a #WantedWednesday post to seek public help in locating fugitive Christopher Prieto, urging tips to Crime Stoppers and cautioning against direct confrontation.

Dallas Police seek tips to solve the murder of Jose Luis Ramirez, found shot in his car on E RL Thornton Freeway in December. The case remains open with scant details and no suspect.

Elizabeth Rodriguez-Ross and Brandon Murden from Mesquite City Council were named Leadership Fellows by the Texas Municipal League for their dedication to public service.

Carrollton prepares for a Memorial Day event to honor fallen military personnel, featuring a ceremony led by civic leaders and a wreath-laying at Veterans Memorial Plaza.

Two suspects were arrested for a deadly shooting near a Frisco Walmart last year, facing charges of capital murder and aggravated robbery.

Frisco introduces two new traffic signals to aid emergency vehicles. They turn from flashing yellow to red to let fire trucks exit stations 5 and 7 safely. Drivers must adapt to this change.

Officer Dustin Mayfield-Walter of the Coppell Police becomes a certified Drug Recognition Expert, enhancing the department's ability to identify impaired drivers.

Local fire and police departments visited a community library in White Settlement to engage with children and teach safety, including 'proper shoe safety.' The event promoted community ties and safety education.