The Dallas Police Department honored retired officer Allen Perry Camp with a tribute post on Facebook, remembering his service and expressing condolences.

The Grapevine Police honored Sue Ann Hanley, their first female officer hired in 1979, for her 28 years of service and for paving the way for future women in law enforcement.

Dallas man Christopher Caudill was sentenced to life without parole for continuous sexual abuse of a child, claiming divine justification for his actions.

Allen, Texas, schedules a remembrance event on May 6 to honor those lost in a tragic shooting, featuring a special musical piece and a citywide moment of silence.

The City of Plano is concluding its study on short-term rental policies, seeking citizen input to form recommendations for the City Council's review in April.

Midlothian athlete Bradyn Smith won gold and set a new record at the Texas High School Powerlifting Championship in Abilene, as announced by the Midlothian Police.

The 5 Stones Taskforce in Tarrant County is hosting a meeting on combatting sex trafficking and its impact on refugees, featuring a presentation from Mosaic Family Services.

The Fort Worth Police is hosting "Coffee With A Cop" at Starbucks on University Drive, offering a chance for community engagement with local officers.

Officer Scott set a new female record in the Baker to Vegas run, contributing to her team's win in the demanding relay race preferred by law enforcement officers.

Anthony V. Cao will join Mesquite's Housing and Community Services as the new director in April, bringing experience from previous roles in Irving, McKinney, and Dallas.

Arlington will dedicate a theater to WWII hero Colonel Neel E. Kearby at the future National Medal of Honor Museum, announced on National Medal of Honor Day.

Dallas launches a donation drive for sexual assault survivors, collecting clothes, hygiene products, and gift cards until March 29 to aid through the Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center.

Plano residents must now register online to speak at City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings due to renovations at the Shapiro Council Chambers, with operations moving to Davis Library.