Officer Sterling Warren died in a streetcar accident in 1919, an event commemorated by the Fort Worth Police Department a century later, highlighting the hazards faced by law enforcement.

Police declare 1400 E. Main St. in Midlothian safe after a law enforcement operation, assuring no public threat.

The White Settlement community paid tribute to three fallen police officers in an Annual Memorial Ceremony, as recounted on the department’s Facebook page and photographed by SAD PHOTOGRAPHY TEXAS.

A place of worship on S. Rogers Rd. was burglarized last month. The police released a video seeking public assistance to find the suspect involved in the break-in and theft.

Denton County ESD #1 has dispatched an Ambulance Strike Team to Lumberton, Texas, to assist with flood relief across the state, exhibiting a strong collaboration among emergency services.

Keller Councilwoman Jessica Juarez is resigning to become a prosecutor and can't hold elected office by DA policy. Her resignation is effective May 31. A special election will be called to fill her seat.

Ellis County officials announce early voting for the GOP primary runoff will begin May 20th, with final voting on May 28th. Details are available on the county's website. The runoff is key in deciding the party's candidate for the general election.

Allen City Council will certify May 4 election results and prepare for a runoff for Places 3 and 5. Michael Schaeffer will be sworn in for Place No. 1.

Fort Worth invites local businesses to claim free PPE, including masks and hand sanitizer, with distribution based on a first-come-first-serve policy until June 30 or supplies run out.

Cody M. Whittenburg is named the director of the City's Environmental Services Department, bringing expertise from previous municipal management roles.

Fort Worth claims the top spot for business in Texas, with high scores in Scout's ranking for efficient permitting and zoning, reflecting the city's dedication to a business-friendly climate.

Arlington is considering a new farmers market and seeks public input through an online survey until May 22, 2024, to gauge preferences for its location and features.

Arlington's Tool Sharing Program lends residents free equipment for home improvements and has avoided numerous code violations, detailed in the 'Champion Great Neighborhoods' newsletter.