Officers Rock and Heard received the Lewisville Way Award for exemplary service at Lewisville Thrive during the summer. They were praised for bolstering security and building community trust.

The Denton Police Department unveiled a new "soft interview room" at the South Substation to support trauma survivors during interviews, as part of Project Beloved.

The FBI celebrates 100 years of using fingerprints to trace criminals, highlighting historic cases such as Frank Grigware's escapade, Machine Gun Kelly's capture, and Saddam Hussein's identification.

A report shows that research at UT Arlington contributed $226.4 million to the U.S. economy, with 797 contracts over four years, benefiting various sectors.

The Lewisville Police Department is launching a Citizen Police Academy this September to educate locals on law enforcement operations. Applications are open for the 10-week program.

Denton introduces a new tool for residents to easily access city council updates online or via email/text notifications, with an emphasis on transparency and civic engagement.

The Garland Police Department hosted an Unidos meeting to educate the community on internet safety for children, featuring presentations by local law enforcement and city officials.

Mesquite's Police and Fire Departments increased staffing over the Fourth of July weekend to monitor illegal fireworks usage and prevent DUI incidents, resulting in confiscations and arrests.

Keller plans a public hearing to discuss Fossil Creek Tree Farm’s request to open a commercial retail nursery at 600 North Main Street, pending a specific use permit.

Two Lewisville police officers, Officer Ruff and Officer Reid, were awarded life-saving honors for preventing a suicide attempt on a bridge through de-escalation techniques.

Chereé Bontrager has been named the Director of Human Resources for the City of Allen, starting August 5, bringing over 25 years of experience from various Texas municipalities.

Fort Worth city officials have mandated that the True Texas Project event at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden should go ahead, emphasizing the city's commitment to First Amendment protections.

Mayor Evans outlined key issues at the City Council meeting, focusing on service recognition, local heroes, zoning changes, and the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget work session.