Ofc. Profeta won multiple biking events at the Texas Police Games, earning praise from the Frisco PD for showcasing athletic skill and fostering camaraderie among law enforcement.

The Mesquite Police Department's K9 Gamble located suspects in two separate incidents involving theft and narcotics, as described in their Facebook post.

Officer Brittain Skinner joins the Lewisville Police after completing his training and receiving the Fitness award, as announced on the department's Facebook page.

Ken Cook and Carl Clemencick win seats on Allen City Council, with ceremonies scheduled for their oath of office on June 25, following a public reception honoring outgoing councilmembers.

The FBI Dallas office commemorated the anniversary of Special Agent Raymond J. Caffrey's death during the 1933 Kansas City Massacre, honoring his sacrifice.

CAPT Pugh retired and was succeeded by CAPT Ward as Commodore of the Commander Fleet Logistics Support Wing, with the event celebrated in a traditional military ceremony.

Garland, Texas announces July 4th schedule changes to city services, with closures and regular operations of various facilities, including pools and golf parks, amid Independence Day celebrations.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored Sgt. Jon Jenson in a tribute that highlighted the importance of remembering fallen officers and supporting their families through events like the End of Watch ride.

Denton County ESD #1 honored eight members' promotion, including new battalion chiefs, captains, and firefighters, at a special ceremony captured by photographer Dustin Trousdale.

Fort Worth Municipal Court hosts a Warrant Forgiveness event in South Fort Worth on June 29, offering residents a chance to resolve citations without arrest.

Fort Worth reinstates the True Texas Project's reservation at the city's Botanic Garden after a constitutional dispute, clarifying the use of public spaces and freedom of speech principles.

The White Settlement Police Department reports a decline in property and violent crimes, reminding residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities.

The Irving Office of Emergency Management won the 2024 Regional Service Excellence Award for exceptional commitment to emergency preparedness in North Texas.