Arlington celebrates the groundbreaking of its first dog park, Downtown Arlington Doggie Depot, set to open in September on the corner of North Mesquite Street and East Main Street.

Dallas Police request public aid in locating Charlene Stone, a missing 66-year-old, last seen on Copeland Street, wearing a purple and gray shirt with black pants.

Dallas Police Chief Edgardo Garcia is to remain in his role until at least mid-2027, following successful contract negotiations amid other cities' interest in his leadership.

Alina Ciocan is set to join Dallas as a public service department head, succeeding Dr. Robert Perez, who's becoming Topeka's City Manager. Dallas' interim city manager praised Ciocan's decades of experience.

Arlington hosts a weekend filled with diverse events, including art exhibits, theater, sports, live music, bull riding, and craft workshops, with something for everyone to enjoy.

The Irving Police Department held a memorial march during National Police Week to honor Texas officers who have died in the line of duty, including three from their own force. The community showed support for the officers' families.

Five Cedar Hill police officers were promoted at a recent ceremony. The department celebrated their advancement on Facebook, highlighting their service and looking forward to their new roles.

The Cedar Hill City Council has proclaimed the coming week as Police Week to honor fallen local law enforcement, including Officer Grady Lamb, inviting residents to a ceremony.

Dallas weather forecasts for the next week include sunny conditions, potential thunderstorms, and highs around 90 degrees, with cooler nights and possible thunderstorms midweek.

The Plano Police Department honored recruit Andrew Sockwell, who died at 29 during a training exercise, remembering him as an inspiration and role model.

The Plano Texas Police Department expressed gratitude for its officers and the Plano Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association during National Police Week, acknowledging their service and support.

The nation commemorated Peace Officer's Memorial Day, remembering officers who died in duty. The Officer Down Memorial Page records 58 fatalities this year and 26,616 historically. Tributes honored their service and sacrifices.

Agencies in Dallas Fort Worth, including USPIS, praised a joint law enforcement effort resulting in defendants facing a possible ten-year sentence, with sentencing on September 3, 2024.