The Irving Police Department provided an update on a murder case from April 7, asking the public for information and promising more details as the investigation progresses.

The article discusses the crucial role of NETCOM 911 dispatchers in Tarrant County, Texas, highlighting their dedication and emotional resilience as they handle emergency calls and guide first responders.

The Tarrant County DA's office, under DA Phil Sorrells, filed 349 sexual violence cases from 2021-2023, reflecting their commitment to justice for survivors.

TCU students and local allies gathered for the "Stand With Survivors" event, making care items and bracelets for sexual violence survivors, reflecting solidarity and support for victims.

Duncanville PD invites the community to a water lantern event during National Crime Victims' Rights Week to honor victims and bolster communal solidarity.

Duncanville announces a Public Safety Town Hall on April 25 to involve residents in selecting new Fire and Police Chiefs at the D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center.

Duncanville, Texas prepares for the world's largest fire truck pull event on May 25th, blending community spirit with a strength challenge to support the Special Olympics.

Dallas Animal Services offers a $50 Petco gift card to incentivize the adoption of large dogs and adult cats due to its shelters operating at high capacity.

Greg Ellis hosts a mental wellness walk in Dallas to raise awareness for mental health, featuring activities, entertainment, and educational workshops.

Carlos Goodspeed, claiming to run “Straight Like That Entertainment,” was charged with fraud, having allegedly scammed investors by promising large returns from concerts of artists like Beyonce, only to misuse the funds.

Plano invites citizens to discuss parks at a Town Hall meeting tomorrow at the Davis Library from 5-6 a.m. GMT+5, with remote participation available via the city's website.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is giving away free trees on Arbor Day at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus, with a variety of species available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Law enforcement leaders in Tarrant County met at the Impaired Driving Roundtable to strengthen efforts against drunk driving, supported by MADD and aiming to #EndTheStreak of traffic incidents.