The Dallas Police Department paid tribute to Officer Cassee Brewer on the anniversary of his death in the line of duty in 1892, marking the first such loss for the department.

Mansfield, Texas, celebrates National Public Works Week, emphasizing the dedication of public works professionals. Their essential services include street operations, traffic control, and water utilities.

Mary Green Briscoe, reported missing in Fort Worth since May 23, 2025, was found safe and reunited with her family; details of her disappearance remain undisclosed.

Irving Police officers participated in the annual Police Week and Police Unity Tour in Washington, D.C., to honor fallen law enforcement officers and promote unity.

Ellis County Sheriff's Office completed UAS School, training new drone pilots including various regional law enforcement personnel, focusing on enhancing public safety through aerial support.

The White Settlement Police Department arrested Tino Napoleon Ross for possessing prohibited weapons and resisting arrest, with a federal hold preventing bond.

An 18-year-old named DeeAnthony Renaze Armstead was found shot on Roseland Avenue in Dallas; he later died from his injuries. The police are investigating the case and seeking information.

Dallas police launched a homicide investigation after finding a man shot in an alley on Berkley Avenue on May 24, 2025. The victim died, and the case remains open.

Dallas Police request public help in finding Michael Brown, missing from Bonnie View Road since May 25, urging contact via 911 or (214) 671-4268 with case number 074250-2025.

IH 30 construction will cause lane closures and detours from May 27-30, with work on John King Blvd and overnight activities between FM 548 and FM 2642.

Ongoing roadwork on Sahalle Dr. & Commonwealth Dr. and at Warren Parkway and Preston Road may cause traffic delays due to lane closures and construction efforts aimed at improving traffic flow.

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth extended a flood watch for parts of Texas including Dallas due to possible excessive rainfall, with flood warnings for several rivers in the area.

Keller's CERT program recently added 16 new members trained in emergency response, including first aid and rescue, highlighted in a Keller Public Safety social media post.