The Mesquite Championship Rodeo honored first responders during a special event, receiving acknowledgment and support from local police on social media.

The City of Mesquite completed the reconstruction of Skyline Drive, improving infrastructure and creating a new hike-and-bike trail, in partnership with Dallas County.

The Bedford Police Department celebrated Cpl. Williamson's retirement after 20 years, highlighting his service in the Honor Guard, Drone Team, and Traffic Division.

Denton City Council approves ECA rate hike for electric bills starting August 1, impacting average household by $6.80 monthly.

The City of Denton announces adjusted library hours for South Branch and Forge Makerspace at North Branch to better meet community needs, effective August 1.

Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke has announced his retirement for February 2025 after a decade in the role, marking a key leadership transition for the city.

Fort Worth is transitioning from MedStar to a fire-based EMS system, requiring a new 911 communications administrator, with MedStar staff expected to join fire department ranks. The overhaul aims for enhanced service sustainability.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office Explorers triumphed in various law enforcement scenarios at the Bomb City Explorer Competition, with top finishes and one Explorer, Jaden Segura, winning an individual event.

The new fire station 9 has opened at Denton Enterprise Airport, enhancing firefighting capabilities and response time for the growing freight operations in the region, as reported by Channel 5.

The Fort Worth Police Department is accepting applications for their Police Explorer program, aimed at youth interested in law enforcement careers. Registration is open from July 1 to August 31, 2024.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored fallen Officer Walton Odell Whatley, who died on duty in 1949, with a remembrance post on their Facebook page.

The White Settlement Fire Department invites community feedback on its proposed Second Annual Citizens Fire Academy, a program offering an inside look at firefighting.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Day of the American Cowboy, featuring their LEEP officers and Sheriff's Posse with a parade and cattle drive, honoring the cowboy heritage and their current roles.