Officer Barlette of the Mansfield PD won 'Fight of the Night' at a charity boxing event organized by GUNS & HOSES Foundation of North Texas, raising funds for families of fallen first responders.

National Forensic Science Week is celebrated to honor the crucial work of forensic professionals in the criminal justice system, as noted by the Grand Prairie Police.

Officer Aaron Cole joined the Midlothian Police Department, bringing eight years of experience from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. The department announced his induction on social media.

The National Night Out Kickoff in Midlothian Community Park saw local partnerships strengthen as community members and law enforcement connected in a successful event.

The City of Ovilla and Ovilla Fire Department will host a blood drive with Carter BloodCare during Ovilla Heritage Day, as mentioned on the Ovilla Police Department's Facebook page.

The City of Ovilla's Heritage Day will include a pet adoption event with animals from the Tri-City and Red Oak Animal Shelters, aiming to find homes for various pets.

The Frisco City Council has approved a $182 million investment for renovations to Toyota Stadium, enhancing the facility and extending FC Dallas's lease.

Fort Worth's Historic Southside is hosting an interactive fireside chat to discuss Evans & Rosedale redevelopment, featuring Royal Capital leaders on September 25.

Keith Hopkins is set to become the new Fire Chief for Mesquite on October 7, 2024, with 25 years at the department and various roles, most recently as a Battalion Chief.

Denton officials are reviewing their Animal Services after a pet's euthanasia, with Shelter Savvy consulting to improve animal care standards and prevent future incidents.

The Garland Municipal Court offers a Warrant Resolution Drive with incentives like waived fees to encourage individuals to clear outstanding warrants in person.

A Frisco businessman, Ronald James Paolucci, was sentenced to 52 months in prison and ordered to pay $38.9 million in restitution for a tax fraud scheme.

The Fort Worth Fire Department will offer free CPR and AED training at seven public library locations, with classes in English and Spanish to improve emergency response skills among residents.