KEOM 88.5 FM will air interviews featuring Mesquite's public safety officials to promote transparency and community engagement, coinciding with Public Safety Week.

Cedar Hill Police support Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October by wearing purple ribbons and providing aid through their Victim Assistant Liaison.

Sheriff Marian Brown met Middle Eastern female leaders from the State Department’s program to discuss peace and security, signifying Dallas County's commitment to international dialogue and women's roles in global peace initiatives.

The article recounts the life and service of Officer Dick Howell, North Fort Worth's first City Marshal, who was shot on duty in 1908 and later suffered health issues, leading to his death in 1927.

The Irving Police Department celebrated promotions and welcomed two new chaplains, as announced on their Facebook page, highlighting service dedication and community impact.

Kevin Hugman is rejoining the City of Duncanville's administration as the Interim Assistant City Manager – Operations, following his previous service as City Manager.

Dallas was lauded for its equity-focused use of ARPA funds, especially for its Eviction Assistance Initiative, in a report by The New School's Institute.

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.