Lewisville PD members receive scholarships from Korean organizations in Texas, fostering leadership and community service among local youth and diverse population.

Keller, Texas, has released its FY 2024-2025 budget for public review, continuing its recognized effort in fiscal transparency. Citizens can access budget documents and details about a public Tax Rate Meeting on the city website.

TxDOT invites public input on US 287 upgrades, launching an interactive survey for feedback on potential interstate standards, safety, and mobility enhancements until September 16, 2024.

The Arlington Aging Well Expo features health resources and keynote speaker Tom Grieve. Pre-registration is required for a free lunch at the event on Sept. 18, 2024.

Arlington celebrated 50 years of the Community Development Block Grant Program, recognizing its role in supporting local non-profits and sustainable community development.

Avery Norwood's beating case is now a homicide after he died from injuries. The incident occurred at 700 W. Mockingbird Lane in Dallas. Police are seeking information.

NAS JRB Fort Worth honored military and civilian personnel for achievements and service. Medals and service awards were presented at a ceremony recognized in a Facebook post.

The fire department plans to host its Second Annual Citizens Fire Academy, offering hands-on safety training and tours to build community relations, starting September 18, 2024. They seek participant feedback via an online form.

Plano Police Department congratulated women completing a Rape Aggression Defense class, which aims to equip them with self-defense skills against assault.

An Arlington rideshare driver was kidnapped by a passenger and forced to drive to Florida. The abductor, Miguel Hernandez, commandeered the car at gunpoint; the driver was freed in Miami and Hernandez was arrested.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot by a 35-year-old man after a video game-related argument in North Texas; the man was charged with murder and tampering with evidence.

The Garland Police Department in North Texas is combating a spate of bold copper thefts from public utilities, with suspects posing as utility workers.

A woman was killed crossing Highway 67 in Duncanville; the driver stopped to aid and is not expected to be charged. The accident closed northbound lanes temporarily.