The Lewisville Fire Department is hosting an open house on October 5, offering tours, demonstrations, and a look at firefighting equipment to foster community connections and fire safety awareness.

Officer Alvarez led a drone demonstration at the Citizen Police Academy in Lewisville, illustrating how technology assists law enforcement in community policing efforts.

The Lewisville Police Department has encrypted its radio communications to enhance security and privacy, addressing community concerns by promising continued transparency through regular updates.

The Lewisville Police Department is upgrading their records and dispatch systems, with temporary limited access to police records from September 16-18.

K9 Axel retires from the Mesquite Police after a career of detecting narcotics and aiding in arrests, transitioning his duties to new K9 partner Smoke.

Tarrant County Elections invites the public to test its voting equipment on September 16, in preparation for the November elections, to ensure accuracy and enhance trust in the electoral process.

The Frisco Chamber Foundation has initiated the "Frisco Rail District Receipt Race" to support local businesses during construction, offering cash prizes to PTAs that collect the most receipts.

Jessica Robledo named new Police Chief of Denton after a five-month interim period and a preceding extensive review.

UNT's Student Police Academy, in collaboration with the Town of Argyle, educated future officers on the complexities of response to resistance and legal use of force, aiming to prepare them with practical insights for their law enforcement roles.

NAS JRB Fort Worth held a ceremony to honor 9/11 victims, with leaders such as City Manager Jeff James and Police Chief Christopher Cook in attendance, highlighting unity and remembrance.

The Dallas City Council approved a plan with a 14-1 vote to secure the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System's financial future, aiming for full funding in 30 years.

The Dallas City Council has approved $187 million for upgrades to the KBHCCD, with a focus on engaging minority- and women-owned businesses in the project.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has confirmed the city's commitment to its first responders by approving a funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, ensuring the welfare of the city's retired and active police officers and firefighters.