Grand Prairie Police celebrated Officer New's reappointment as the Chair to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, showcasing his ongoing contributions to crime prevention.

K9 Tex joins the Mansfield Police Department with Officer Kee after completing specialized training, adding to the department's ability to enhance public safety.

Fort Worth's Animal Care & Control is preparing for its P.A.W.S.giving Day with community support for shelter pets, featuring donations and volunteer work.

Fort Worth's City Council has approved the purchase of 38.2 acres of land to expand the city's open spaces, at a cost well below market value, as part of Mayor Mattie Parker's initiative to preserve 10,000 acres over five years.

Fort Worth hosts an event on November 21 to honor Native American Heritage Month, focusing on local Indigenous history and current challenges, with topics like the Village Creek attack and missing Indigenous women.

Two 18-year-olds were fatally shot on Lafayette Street in Dallas; police are investigating and seeking public assistance. Crime Stoppers offers a reward for tips leading to arrests.

The Fort Worth Fire Department tackled a large commercial fire on Texas Sage Trail, asking the public to avoid the area, with ongoing updates on the situation.

The City of Lewisville launched "Ask MYLV," an AI service bot on its website to help residents report issues and find information through chat and text.

Lewisville Mayor TJ Gilmore challenges neighboring mayors in a Red Kettle Campaign at Sam's Club to raise funds for The Salvation Army, with a personal goal of $2,000 for community assistance.

Lewisville invites the community to the Old Town Holiday Stroll, including a Christmas Parade. Activities start on Dec. 6, and parade applications are due Dec. 2.

Arlington celebrates Meadowbrook Centennial with history, music, and community activities on November 16, 2024, highlighting the significance of public parks.

The City of Lewisville invites 9-12th grade students to design the 2025 ColorPalooza logo for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship, with submissions due by December 6.

The City of Denton offers online updates on local government activities and provides an alert system for residents to stay informed on council matters and staff affairs.