Sheriff Brad Norman of a local jail announced the promotion of several employees, with Wendy Hammonds becoming Jail Administrator, Tina Minter ascending to Lieutenant, and Deatrice Palmer and Ryan Massey becoming Sergeant and Corporal.

Atmos Energy is conducting routine gas maintenance in Frisco, causing noise and odor on select days from August 6 to August 13, without disrupting service.

Lewisville PD seeks public help to find the suspect of a shooting at Sneaky Pete's that injured three. The incident is deemed isolated with no ongoing threat.

The Lewisville community honored Officer Robert Lee's retirement, celebrating his role as a police officer and a mentor at Huffines Middle School. His legacy is recognized by peers and the Lewisville PD.

White Settlement is hosting a free tire disposal event on August 31st for local residents to discard old tires in an environmentally responsible way. Proof of residency is required.

The Lake Arlington Branch of the Arlington Public Library has launched a new book club focused on dark fiction that includes mystery, thriller, and horror genres for adults 18+, starting on August 12 at 7 p.m.

The FBI's UCR Program report details a decade of human trafficking and drug offenses, highlighting over 10,000 victims and emphasizing the need for policy and enforcement action.

The American Red Cross East Texas collaborated with local groups in Tyler to celebrate Love Thy City Day, focusing on community and emergency preparedness.

Matthew Rico has been recognized as Volunteer of the Month by Arlington Parks and Recreation for his commitment to youth athletics and community service.

Duncanville is interviewing three candidates for Police Chief: Kenneth Booker, Brad Leonard, and Matthew Stogner, with interviews scheduled for August 7, 2024.

Allen, Texas is gearing up for its National Night Out to strengthen community-police relations through block parties on October 1, 2024, with registration required by September 30.

Dallas launches a $100,000 Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Support Program to enhance local food production and accessibility, with applications open from August 5 to September 2, 2024.

Mosquito samples in Carrollton test positive for West Nile Virus, with ground-based spraying planned for prevention. The city advises residents to take precautions such as using repellent and removing standing water.