Denton County Emergency Services District #1 highlighted Firefighter/Paramedic Collin Robinson's completion of a PAR board, reflecting tradition and dedication in the fire service.

The Irving Police Department honored Officer Aubrey Hawkins on the 24th anniversary of his death during a robbery response, sharing a tribute and memorial content on social media.

The city of White Settlement confirmed William Wright as the winner of the Place 4 run-off election, with his oath of office expected at the next City Council meeting.

Mayor Scott LeMay of Garland will deliver the State of the City address highlighting the city's upcoming projects and initiatives ahead of the end of his tenure.

The Plano Police Department's annual Christmas Cops event provided gifts and support to over 350 families, featuring festive activities and contributions from the community.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated Officer John D. Nichols Jr., who was killed in the line of duty in 1906, through a memorial Facebook post.

The City of Denton has made the latest Staff Report to the City Council for the week of December 20th available online, offering transparency into city affairs. Citizens can also sign up for notifications to stay informed.

Tarrant County offices will close for Christmas on December 24-25 and for New Year's Day on January 1, with normal operations resuming the following days.

The Wylie Police Department announced the introduction of four new officers and the promotion of four supervisors, celebrating these advancements in a social media post.

The Coppell Police Department welcomed three new officers from the North Central Texas Council of Governments Regional Police Academy, announcing the news on social media.

Fort Worth celebrated the groundbreaking of two new fire stations, thanks to a 2018 community-approved proposition, with city officials and residents attending.

Rockwall County welcomes two new Commissioners, Bobby Gallana for Precinct 1 and Lorne Liechty for Precinct 3, as they outline their agendas focusing on infrastructure, development rules, fiscal responsibility, and local governance.

A former Army Reserve Center in Dallas was dedicated to Paul D. Dyer for his service in expanding the city's parks and recreational facilities, attended by local officials and community leaders.