The Plano Police Department is hosting the Mental Health Resource Awareness Program on May 21 to provide information on mental health services and the role of law enforcement.

Due to severe thunderstorm threats, the Dallas Park and Recreation Department cancelled the "It's My Park Day" scheduled for April 20, postponing community park beautification efforts.

The Dallas Police are conducting a homicide investigation after a 53-year-old man, Biong Deng Kual, died from stab wounds incurred on Ridgecrest Road. The case is ongoing with no suspect details released.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, covering current conditions, daily temperatures, and wind speeds. It also includes predictions for possible showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, focusing on preventing a widespread issue through public education, recognizing abuse signs, and prompt reporting to authorities.

Plano, TX residents can dispose of unused drugs at DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back event on April 27, facilitated by the Plano Police Department. The event excludes IV solutions, injectables, and illegal substances.

The Fort Worth Police Department hosted Korean officers for a joint training on radiological threat prevention, sharing expertise and strategies to detect unauthorized materials.

The Mansfield Police Department is launching its 34th Citizens Police Academy on May 16, offering locals a ten-week law enforcement training experience every Thursday night. Interested participants should apply soon due to limited availability.

The Waxahachie Police Department invites local youth to its 7th Annual Cops and Kids Picnic with fun activities and a bicycle giveaway to strengthen community relations.

A tow truck driver was killed by a motorist who fell asleep at the wheel. Grapevine Police stress the dangers of drowsy driving in their public statement.

Tarrant County observed National Crime Victims' Rights Week with a focus on victim advocacy, access to services, and a justice system inclusive of victims' concerns.

The Lewisville PARD is hosting a Star Wars themed event on May 4th, featuring costume contests, trivia challenges, a photo booth, and a VIP saber training experience. General admission is $12, with VIP tickets at $60.

The "Emotional Rollercoaster" art exhibit by CJ Miller opens in Lewisville, offering a blend of visual art paired with music at the Grand Theater's gallery.