The Collin County DA's Office is committed to mental health in the justice system, promoting programs for early assistance and rehabilitation for non-violent offenders as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.

The Dallas Mayor's Back to School Fair returns on August 1, providing supplies and services to over 10,000 students. It's a community effort to support educational readiness among disadvantaged youth.

Garland, Texas, is seeking applicants for various city boards and commissions to advise the City Council on local issues. Deadline for applications is July 1.

Brian Morris is appointed as the new Code Compliance Director of Garland, bringing extensive experience from previous governmental roles in code compliance and community engagement.

Arlington residents show high satisfaction with city governance and services, endorsing safety and quality of life, based on the 2024 Citizen Satisfaction Survey results.

Uber partners with May Mobility to launch autonomous vehicles in Arlington by 2025, aiming to scale up autonomous transportation on the Uber platform.

Arlington's Tool Sharing Program expands, offering residents free access to a wider range of tools for home and garden tasks, helping maintain city aesthetics without financial strain.

Tarrant County, Texas, reports the first mosquito sample testing positive for West Nile Virus, prompting health officials to urge caution and preventive measures during the peak season from May to October.

Kaufman County Child Welfare Board will meet on May 20, 2025, discussing child welfare issues and providing updates. Public can attend in person or by Zoom.

Dallas will see sun and clouds with a slight shower chance and temperatures varying between 77°F and 96°F over the coming days. Moderate winds are expected.

The Garland Police Department celebrated Lt. Dan Colasanto's 30 years of service, highlighting his leadership on the SWAT team and various other units.

The Irving Police Department invites the public to its annual memorial ceremony honoring fallen Texas officers, reflecting on their service and sacrifice.

The Irving Police Department celebrated 75 employees for their achievements in the 1st Quarter Merit and Tenure Awards, highlighting long-term service, lifesaving actions, and civic engagement.