The Ellis County Sheriff's Office Explorers won multiple awards at a police competition, excelling in scenarios such as 'DWI' and 'Burglary in Progress'.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated the 31st anniversary of Senior Corporal Richard A. Lawrence's death, a Vietnam vet and 22-year police veteran killed in 1993 by car thieves.

Dallas Animal Services celebrated their staff during National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, highlighting their animal care and community service amidst an intake surge.

The Tarrant County Sheriff invited the DOJ to review Tarrant County Jail, with findings and recommendations to be shared in a "DOJ Series" on their Facebook page.

Arlington initiates the 2022 Outfall Improvements project to strengthen stormwater infrastructure in four neighborhoods, with completion expected by November 2025.

The Arlington PD's On Call Newsletter highlighted successful community engagement initiatives, like National Night Out and Faith & Blue, which foster stronger relationships between police and citizens.

Detective Brandi Howard retires from the Mansfield Police Department after twenty years, receiving praise and recognition for her service across various divisions.

The Mansfield Police Department celebrated the retirement of Officer Jack White, who helped advance their Drone Unit, impacting both the local community and neighboring agencies.

The Mansfield City Council honored Mansfield ISD leaders for their achievements, including Superintendent Dr. Cantu, who won Regional Superintendent of the Year.

The Denton community is invited to a Flag Retirement Ceremony on Sunday by ESD #1 at FOTP in Northlake, Texas, where worn American flags will be respectfully retired with Boy Scouts' help.

AE2 Codi Sisco from Leavenworth was named NAS JRB Fort Worth Junior Sailor of the Fourth Quarter FY 2024 for his exceptional service as an Aviation Electrician.

ET3 Dillon Jesseph from Aledo, Texas was named Blue Jacket of the Fourth Quarter FY 2024 at NAS JRB Fort Worth, recognized for his exceptional service and dedication.

The Plano Police Department temporarily updated its policy to allow well-groomed beards for a year, highlighting an effort to balance individuality and professionalism.