The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation awarded $735,000 in grants for various community projects, including support for homelessness prevention, healthcare, and educational initiatives.

Dallas Police Officer Ali Toppa was fired for unauthorized release of Body Worn Camera footage, a Class A misdemeanor.

The National Weather Service issued flood warnings for Dallas, highlighting minor to moderate flooding, urging caution and safety measures. It also forecasts varied weather, including showers and thunderstorms, for the coming days.

Burleson Police Department in Texas reported their missing K9 found, thanks to community assistance after the dog went missing near Elder Elementary and Joshua High School.

The Burleson Police honored two staff members for aiding children in distress, providing comfort, care, and clothing, actions stemming from compassion beyond duty.

The White Settlement Police Department's Junior Police Academy has resumed, engaging teens in law enforcement education and training with Emilio Woods promoted as lead cadet.

A suspect has been arrested in White Settlement following a car chase with Fort Worth police, ending without injuries. The details and charges are still undisclosed.

Police arrested a vehicle theft suspect after a chase in Fort Worth that ended with the suspect crashing and attempting to flee on foot. The effort involved cooperation between two local police departments.

Kaufman County achieved significant energy cost savings in 2024, as detailed in the House Bill 3693 Report, with annual kWh use of 6,123,955 and expenditures totaling $581,127.33.

Early voting for Lewisville's general and charter amendment elections closed on April 29, with residents deciding on City Council seats and charter propositions.

Town East/Motley is holding a town hall on May 1 to address safety concerns, with Police Chief Gill discussing strategies at Trinity Christian Worship Center.

Denton Police are investigating an early Tuesday shooting at an apartment complex that left one man dead following a confrontation. No arrests have been made.

Fort Worth promotes "Lights Out" initiative to protect migrating birds from light pollution by turning off nonessential lights from March 1 to June 15 between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.