Captain Robert Crawford was promoted to Battalion Chief at the Fort Worth Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base, celebrated with a ceremony featuring family, tacos, and an unexpected cake.

Shelby joins Arlington's Community Programs as Guest Services Coordinator at ACTIV, bringing a blend of hospitality expertise and enthusiasm for diverse activities.

Irene Ortiz was promoted to Detention Services Sergeant at Mesquite Police Department, marking a significant step in her career and the department's leadership.

An article about the 301st Fighter Wing's Patriot Games, highlighting sportsmanship and camaraderie among military personnel, mentioning Officer Thomas Hale's participation.

Michael Igo is named Interim Chief of Dallas Police as Chief Eddie Garcia leaves. With 33 years of service, Igo's tenure and experience are emphasized by the Interim City Manager.

The article discusses the Citizens Police Academy in Mesquite, Texas, where participants experienced law enforcement technologies like simulations and drones, aimed at increasing public safety understanding.

Aubry Insco has been appointed as Fort Worth’s new 911 Communications Administrator, bringing over 25 years of experience to enhance the city's emergency response services.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored the late Detective W. T. Wise on the anniversary of his death in 1884, killed during an ambush while arresting murderers in Mississippi. His killer was hanged in 1886.

The Red Oak Police Department hosted a community event focusing on strengthening police-citizen relations, featuring entertainment like a visit from Bumblebee from the Transformers.

The Wylie Police Department has completed a series of specialized training programs to enhance their service capabilities in various sectors including traffic safety and forensic fire investigation.

The Coppell Police Department is offering an 8-hour Women's Self Defense class on October 19th and 26th, focusing on defensive skills for women aged 18 and above.

Arlington raises utility rates for FY 2025, affecting water, wastewater, and trash services, with residential customers seeing a $3.65 monthly increase on average.

The Dallas MLK Jr. Community Center is set to undergo upgrades with a $2.5 million federal grant, aiming to bolster services and facilities for the South Dallas neighborhood.