Officials seek help to find Joshua Bevely, linked to car burglaries and gun thefts in several Texas cities. Detective Ramirez leads the multi-agency effort, urging public vigilance and tips.

White Settlement Police recovered a stolen vehicle, leading to one arrest. Commendations were given to the officers and dispatcher involved. Further details are pending.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office participated in the "Dining for Heroes" event to support injured officers, in partnership with the Peace Officers Angels Foundation.

The article commemorates the life and service of Matthew Pagan of TCSO, who passed away from COVID-19, highlighting his career and the lasting impact on his community.

Female officers from the Plano Police Department attended the Women of Law Enforcement Conference in Fort Worth, focusing on networking and professional development.

Denton P&Z Commission announces a hearing to discuss reclassifying Hummingbird Lane, affecting traffic and development. Residents can attend in person or virtually on October 9.

The Wylie Police Department's "Books and Badges" program encourages positive interactions between officers and students through story reading sessions at schools.

Denton City Council is set to consider short-term rental regulations during a public hearing at City Hall. The ordinance may affect zoning, use, and penalties for violations.

Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia announced his retirement, garnering praise from the city for his role in reducing violent crime and improving police-community relations and officer morale.

Dallas is seeking artists for community space transformations, digital art to promote literacy, cultural workshops, Día de los Muertos altars, and rural heritage art projects, with various submission deadlines in 2024.

The "Big Boy" steam locomotive visited Ennis, attracting onlookers with its historic significance as the largest steam engine, active from 1941 to 1961, and symbolizing the city's rich railroad heritage.

Northbound Dallas North Tollway was closed temporarily due to NTTA's widening project, affecting the North Texas commute with detours in place. Regular traffic resumed after eight hours.

The Ellis County Fire Marshal’s Office is moving to 302 N. Monroe St., 2nd Floor, in Waxahachie, TX, effective October 9, to accommodate its expanding operations.