Credit Union of Texas provided lunch to Plano police using a food truck as a thank you gesture on Thank an Officer Day, highlighting community support and appreciation.

Keller may get a new bookstore, A House With Books, if a permit is approved at a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting. It plans to open in Keller Town Center.

Irving Police Department conducted a routine training exercise at a former elementary school, alerting residents to ignore the gunfire and sirens as part of the drill.

Corporal Laura Gonzalez of White Settlement Police Department was awarded the Advanced Peace Officer status by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.

Mayor Michael Evans summarized the City Council meeting, highlighting honors given to Carla Jutson of Meals on Wheels for 50 years of service and the Municipal Courts staff's Level 1 Certification achievement.

The recent W.O.L.E. conference celebrated with the Ladies of LPD showcasing strength and leadership, aiming to empower women in law enforcement with practical tools and knowledge for professional development.

The Fort Worth Air Power Council partners with White Settlement Police, involving Chief Cook since May 2023, to support military personnel and their families.

Plano residents are invited to join National Night Out on October 1, 2024, to bolster community-police relations. The Plano Police encourage hosting officers at local events, with arrangements made through their Crime Prevention Unit.

The City of Denton's Development Services Department has been audited, revealing efficient processing of development applications, fair fee assessments, and engagement with stakeholders that aligns with best practices.

Dallas receives a $506,102 FMCSA grant to enhance road safety, focusing on law enforcement support and combating drug and alcohol violations among commercial drivers.

The Dallas City Council passed ForwardDallas 2.0, a plan for growth and development focusing on sustainability and rectifying inequities, after extensive community input.

Red Oak Police Department will participate in the National Night Out Against Crime, aiming to enhance police-community partnerships through activities, refreshments, and prizes.

Duncanville residents will see increased utility bills due to City Council approved rate changes following a contract allowance for Republic Services based on CPI fluctuations.