Dallas Park and Recreation, along with the Dallas Public Library, offers free family-friendly events at City Park, including a storytelling opportunity on August 17.

A Dallas man with prior violent convictions has been charged with illegal firearm possession after being caught with a modified, fully automatic-capable gun.

Sgt. Billy Randolph, a Fort Worth police officer, died in the line of duty after being struck by a vehicle at an accident scene. The community and department mourn his near three-decade service.

The Dallas Police issued an arrest warrant for Francisco Bautista, 17, for the murder of Raul Torres, who died after being shot on August 5. Bautista is still at large.

Garland residents can soon comment on the $1 billion fiscal year 2024-25 budget proposal. Despite economic challenges, the tax rate is expected to remain the same. Public hearings are scheduled for August and September.

Dallas is facing extreme heat, with temperatures up to 101 degrees and heat index values around 107. A Heat Advisory warns of potential heat-related illnesses. Citizens are urged to stay cool and hydrated.

The article discusses the life sentencing of a defendant after a serious crime affecting his family, leaving his son traumatized and expressing a loss of familial bonds in court.

John Henry, 70, is missing from 7800 Emerald Hills Way and was last seen leaving his home on foot. A Silver Alert has been issued and the NRHPD urges public vigilance.

Two officers were non-fatally shot in Kaufman County, prompting the TMPA to provide support. The incident underscores the risks police face and the rise in violence against law enforcement.

The Midlothian Police Department announces its 30th Citizen’s Police Academy, running Thursdays from September 5 to November 21, 2024, for residents to learn about police work.

The Waxahachie Police Department congratulated officer Apple Capulong for excelling at the NCT 9-1-1 Telecommunicators Academy with a 98.8 GPA and reviewing a record 139 calls.

Ennis Police swiftly apprehended four individuals for stealing generators from Tractor Supply, using coordination, drones, and K-9 units, and emphasized community vigilance.

The Grand Prairie Police collaborated with GPISD to distribute 10,000 free backpacks to students, thanking volunteers on Facebook for the successful event.