NAS JRB Fort Worth won the 2025 Installation Excellence Award, highlighting its operational superiority and dedication to excellence in base operations.

Dallas PD dedicated a street topper to honor Officer Ernest E. Leonard, Jr., who died in a 1935 motorcycle crash while on duty, at S. Denley Dr. and Stella Ave.

The Cedar Hill Police Department honored officers with 'of the Year' awards at their Annual Department Awards Banquet, recognizing their 2024 service achievements.

Two White Settlement Police officers graduated from the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration leadership course, with plans to extend training to more staff.

David Cooke receives the TCMA Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to Texas local government management, including guiding Fort Worth's growth and navigating COVID-19 challenges.

The Lewisville Police Department celebrated Sergeant Walther and Sergeant Greene's completion of the ILEA leadership training and Elizabeth Mayes' receipt of the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Award for leadership courses.

Officer Gomez from Duncanville was honored with awards for outstanding service and a life-saving action, as shared by the police department on social media.

Bonnie Putnam was honored with a Life Saving Award for guiding a 911 caller in aiding a gunshot victim, emphasizing the critical role of emergency dispatchers.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Department announced its Employee of the Month honorees for early 2025, commending Deputy Robert Barnhart and Civilian Clerks Saseta Dawson and Saly Karamevellil, among others.

Fort Worth is set to open its new Council Chambers featuring modern upgrades for inclusivity and accessibility, including a hearing loop system, improved audio-visual tech, and noise suppression.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas held their annual meeting to reflect on achievements and plan for the future, honoring member contributions including officers who showed meritorious conduct.

The Midlothian Police Department celebrated its annual awards, honoring officers like Taylor Boler and Robert Newberry, with peer nominations and community support.

Lewisville residents will vote on May 3 for three City Council seats and six City Charter amendments, including language updates and changes to city governance processes.