Fort Worth is beginning construction on a new Fire Station 16, with a groundbreaking ceremony on October 16th. The new facility, at the cost of $2.27 million, will replace the old station to better serve the community.

The Mesquite Police Department showcased firearms training for CPA 40 participants, emphasizing safety and decision-making to promote community trust in police practices.

The U.S. Navy celebrated its 249th anniversary, with tributes to its history, sailors, and civilians, and acknowledgments from various service branches and the White Settlement Police Department.

The Grand Prairie Police Department's Crime Scene Unit has been named the 2024 North Texas Forensic Association's Unit of the Year at a symposium in Frisco.

Mayor Porter of Wylie designated October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, recognizing individuals and groups aiding victims, emphasizing the need for community action against domestic violence.

The Friday Staff Report from Denton for October 11, 2024, is available on the city's website, reflecting daily operations and upcoming city initiatives, with options for citizens to receive updates via email or text.

Jessica Robledo was officially sworn in as the permanent Chief of Police in Denton, having served as interim chief since April, promising progressive leadership.

Mansfield Police welcomes new officer Zachary Boutwell after he graduated from the Tarrant County College Law Enforcement Academy and passed the Texas law enforcement exam.

The Battle of the Badges Tournament in Lewisville features a friendly rivalry between police and firefighters, fostering community spirit and camaraderie.

Former NFL star Devin Wyman spoke at Green Bay's Reentry and MVP program, empowering inmates with a message of change by bending a metal frying pan to illustrate transformation potential.

Fort Worth Police Department honored Sgt. Billy Randolph with his name on the Memorial Wall at a ceremony attended by officers, family, and the community.

The 7th Annual Wylie P.O.L.I.C.E Club Softball Tournament invites the community for a family-friendly event promoting connection and fun, with an entry fee of $10. Registrations are open until October 18th.

The DEA collaborates with law enforcement for the National Drug Take Back Initiative on October 26, 2024, providing a safe way to dispose of unwanted meds.