Dallas Love Field is hosting its next Good Neighbor Program meeting on April 30 for community engagement on airport projects, allowing residents to ask questions and learn about future plans. Registration is open for the in-person event.

Twelve CJNG cartel members were sentenced to prison for drug trafficking, with sentences ranging up to 40 years, announced by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Arlington officials urge residents to combat illegal dumping, highlighting the negative impacts on community, wildlife, and property values while providing methods for reporting and preventing such activities.

Arlington, TX is hosting a Neighborhood Leadership Network Meeting on May 4 to discuss public safety and transportation, including autonomous vehicles and high-speed rail.

Arlington PD's report shows a 6% decrease in overall crime, with a new HEAT unit addressing human trafficking and initiatives improving event security and community relations.

A prom afterparty in Fort Worth ended in tragedy with one dead and two injured as a result of a shooting involving an estimated 300 attendees. The police are searching for the suspects.

The weather forecast anticipates rain and possible thunderstorms in Dallas with varied chances of precipitation and highs around the low 80s throughout the week.

The Fort Worth Police Department launches a new team to improve safety in the Stockyards, with officers patrolling during peak hours, Wednesday to Saturday.

Duncanville is hosting a Public Safety Town Hall on April 25, 2024, for input on selecting new Fire and Police Chiefs at the D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center.

Duncanville City Council honored Crime Victims Advocate Thalia Lopez during National Crime Victims' Rights Week. The Police Department will host "A Light of Hope" event at Lakeside Park, involving a water lantern ceremony to support crime survivors.

Mayor William D. Tate of Grapevine has issued a proclamation for National Crime Victims' Rights Week, highlighting the city's focus on victim support and recognizing Makayla Moore's advocacy work.

A man in Arlington was sentenced to 60 years in prison, as announced by the Tarrant County DA's office in a tweet thanking the Arlington Police for their investigation. The charges remain undisclosed.

The Tarrant County DA's office thanked Arlington Police on Twitter for their commitment to community safety, acknowledging their work on a recent case.