The Dallas Police Department remembered two officers, Fleming and Sandel, who died after a 1989 car chase with a theft suspect, highlighting the risks of police work.

The DoD is conducting military training in Dallas from Jan 13-24, 2025, with local police coordination to ensure public safety and minimal disruption.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated Officer W. Roy Thornton, who was killed in the line of duty in 1916, reaffirming a commitment to honor his sacrifice.

The Duncanville Police Department's Facebook post celebrates the swearing-in of new officers, a rite of passage marking their commitment to serve and protect the community.

Chief Christopher Cook of the White Settlement Police Department joined the IACP committee to boost cooperation between military and civilian law enforcement.

Dallas residents can meet City Manager candidates at a public forum this weekend, with details available online and the opportunity to provide feedback via survey.

The City of Denton's latest Friday Staff Report is now accessible on their website, providing residents with detailed updates on municipal activities and city council affairs.

Dallas tops U.S. cities for corporate headquarters relocations, as reported by the Dallas Business Journal, reflecting economic growth and industry appeal.

Duncanville City Hall to open at noon due to cold, with other facilities delaying opening. Friday trash collection canceled, while the Recreation Center becomes a warming hub. Residents advised on non-emergency contacts and precautionary measures.

The Dallas City Council approved $47 million for renovations of the convention center district, impacting the Dallas Memorial Auditorium and The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Garland officials announce closures and delays due to winter storm, including city offices, service centers, and trash collection, with some events canceled and warming shelters opened.

The Argyle Police Department honored Officer Matthew White as their first Officer of the Month for 2025, highlighting his positive impact on the community.

Officer Haley Buck of White Settlement PD highlights new communication tools, including a mobile app and social media, to keep the community informed and safe.