The Garland Police Department is mourning the loss of K9 officer Diesel to cancer, who had an impactful career with 250 apprehensions and 160 narcotic arrests.

Deputy Chief Steve Copling has retired from the Plano Police Department after a 38-year career. His roles included time on SWAT, narcotics, and as a corporate investigator before returning to lead as Deputy Chief.

Three new officers with prior law enforcement experience have joined the Arlington Police Department, as celebrated in a Facebook post by the department.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas mourns the passing of K9 Officer Vito, who died after health issues, honoring him with a poignant farewell ceremony.

Dallas names three City Manager finalists—William Johnson, Mario Lara, and Kimberly Tolbert—and invites public to "Meet and Greet" events for input on the selection.

The City of Denton has published its latest Friday Staff Report online to enhance transparency and encourages residents to sign up for updates via email or text.

Officer Michael Bogacki retired from the Plano Police Department after over 23 years of service, having previously served in Virginia Beach and the U.S. Army.

Officer Phil Rich retires after over 41 years of service, including 28 years with the Plano Police Department, where he worked in the High-Visibility Unit, focusing on community road safety.

Sheriff Tracy Murphree began his third term with an official Oath of Office ceremony, reaffirming the commitment to justice and public safety in Denton County.

Lieutenant M. Eadler was promoted to Deputy Chief at the Plano Texas Police Department, a position highlighted by his long-standing dedication to law enforcement and community service.

Kaufman County offices will close on January 20, 2025, to observe Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, resuming normal operations on January 21. Essential services remain available during the holiday.

The Dallas Police celebrated officers with over 20 years of service, including Captain McClain who served for 55 years, marking the longest tenure in its history.

The Godley Fire Department acquired a new Arctic cascade air system, enhancing safety and efficiency for firefighters. Funded by local entities, it eliminates the need for grant applications and provides essential SCBA tank refills.