Denton firefighters completed their annual physical readiness test, showing progress in all set benchmarks, as acknowledged in a city Facebook video post.

Linda retires from Haltom City Police after decades of service, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and a positive work environment celebrated by her colleagues.

The Arlington Police Department engaged with adult students with disabilities during an interactive event, emphasizing community connection and inclusive practices.

The Tarrant County Jail is now using an electronic mail service, MailGuard, switching from physical to digital correspondence for inmates, except legal mail.

Fort Worth Police Department's Neighborhood Police Officers Team was honored with the Chairman's Award for their community policing in the Camp Bowie corridor.

Matthew Stogner is set to become Duncanville's new Police Chief, with a ceremony at the D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center on October 4th, reflecting a commitment to enhanced community-police relations.

The Plano Police Department collaborated with a band to start National Night Out events with a dance, encouraging community bonds ahead of the main event on October 1, 2024.

Sgt. Dickens participated in a summit on mental health and law enforcement, sharing expertise on crisis intervention alongside officers from various units.

The A.D. Marshall Public Safety Building in Fort Worth will be closed on September 30 for staff training. No court services will be available on this day. Operations will resume on October 1. Call 817-392-6700 for more information.

The Mansfield City Council honored Carla Jutson for her 50-year service to Meals On Wheels and her impact on the community, aligning with the Council's priorities.

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.