The Mesquite Police Department honored MLK Day as a National Day of Service, encouraging community engagement and volunteerism in remembrance of Dr. King’s activism and legacy.

Sgt. Frank Blaustein of White Settlement PD became a "Stop the Bleed" instructor, aiming to provide life-saving skills to the public through future training sessions.

GOP donor and new Dallas Mavericks owner Miriam Adelson attended Trump's inauguration, seated near past presidents and industry leaders, amidst a small crowd due to weather.

Lt. Denise Callahan retires from the White Settlement Police Department after a 25-year career, marked by her trailblazing promotions and advocacy for crime victims.

Sgt. Lana Cook from the White Settlement Police Department completed both Intermediate and Advanced Crash Investigation training, enhancing the department's traffic accident response capabilities.

White Settlement Police Department partners with Our Rescue to combat sex trafficking and child exploitation, emphasizing survivor support and community engagement.

The City of Denton has released its latest Friday Staff Report online, enhancing citizen access to municipal developments and fostering community engagement.

Dallas hosts the 43rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade with MLK III attending and Officer Burks' family as Grand Marshals, focusing on service and sacrifice.

White Settlement hosted the TML Region 8 Quarterly Dinner, with over 110 representatives and city officials like Mayor Faron Young participating. The event featured a keynote address, an invocation, and honors for local sponsors and supporting staff.

Duncanville, Texas, mourns the passing of Bob Lee, a revered city employee and community leader, with a lasting legacy in civic work and local involvement.

Euless City Manager Loretta Getchell retires after 27 years, leaving a legacy of civic improvements. Her successor, Deputy Manager Chris Barker, will start on February 1.

D'Lee Williams becomes Managing Director of Parks & Recreation in Garland, with a career spanning nearly 30 years and marked by advancements in community service and recreation management.

Lt. McCarty of Duncanville was awarded the Life-Saving Bar for his quick actions in a critical incident, saving a life with a tourniquet alongside Officer Gomez.