Deloris Whitehead, a 76-year-old missing senior, has been found safe after the Grand Prairie Police's hours-long search. Details of her discovery haven't been disclosed.

The article highlights National Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15th and National Police Week, during which the US honors fallen law enforcement officers, mentioning five officers remembered by the Grand Prairie Police Department.

MillerMuller Ballet prepares for its 17th Spring Gala featuring "Oiseaux du Paradis" and a mix of ballet and contemporary dance with Heritage School talents.

The Garland Public Library concludes its Summer Adventure program with a free concert by RED, a Taylor Swift tribute band, on August 2 at Garland Square.

Karla Dandavati is the new Manager of North Garland Library, dedicated to promoting libraries as community resources and eager to assist patrons with the library’s services.

The Hollabaugh Recreation Center opens in West Garland, featuring a gym, fitness rooms, multipurpose spaces, and an outdoor pavilion for community activities.

Garland Libraries are hosting a summer reading program for kids aged 0-17, from June 1 to July 27, offering incentives like rubber ducks and shoe charms to encourage reading.

Arlington's ACTIV adult center construction is 50% complete, with amenities for active adults over 50. Set to open early next year, it will offer sports and event spaces.

Caleb Hicks from Arlington finishes six-under par at his first 72-hole Korn Ferry Tour event, reflecting his dedication to golf since his high school and college days.

Dallas is set to experience a range of weather conditions, from sunny skies to potential rain and thunderstorms, with temperatures varying throughout the week.

The Fort Worth Police Department announced the death of Officer Andrew J. Grimes, shot while issuing a parking citation at a train station on May 12, 1902.

Fort Worth Police are seeking four suspects for a pharmacy burglary, where over $10,000 of prescription drugs were stolen, and are considered armed and dangerous.

Authorities in Tarrant County are warning residents of a surge in scam calls by fraudsters impersonating law enforcement, demanding money for fake warrants or missed jury duties.