Bailey Grawunder, a product of the local police explorer program, is sworn in as a new officer in the Coppell Police Department after graduating from the police academy.

Richardson City Council has voided the Palisades Project development agreement with JP-KBS Holdings LLC, due to criminal convictions of the former developers, thus saving $47 million.

The Fort Worth Police Department launches a new team to improve safety in the Stockyards, with officers patrolling during peak hours, Wednesday to Saturday.

Duncanville is hosting a Public Safety Town Hall on April 25, 2024, for input on selecting new Fire and Police Chiefs at the D.L. Hopkins Jr. Senior Center.

Mayor William D. Tate of Grapevine has issued a proclamation for National Crime Victims' Rights Week, highlighting the city's focus on victim support and recognizing Makayla Moore's advocacy work.

Early voting for Dallas' $1.25 billion bond program begins, with voters deciding on 10 separate propositions for infrastructure and social services improvements. Voting details can be found on the city's website.

Crystal Butcher joins Red Oak Police as the Crime Victims Liaison, bringing over a decade of CPS experience and a strong educational background in Criminal Justice.

Firefighter Chad Moore was honored for his 17 years of service with the Ovilla Fire Department upon his promotion to Deputy Fire Chief with Glenn Heights Fire Department.

The Ovilla Police Department hosted a meeting with the local HOA to discuss urban development and safety, fostering community engagement and collaboration with city officials.

The Grapevine Police Department revamped their dispatch room to boost efficiency and teamwork, coinciding with National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

The 2023 Annual Police Report details the past year's activities, crime trends, and community efforts of the local law enforcement, emphasizing their commitment and challenges.

The Fort Worth Police Department hosted Korean officers for a joint training on radiological threat prevention, sharing expertise and strategies to detect unauthorized materials.

The Mansfield Police Department is launching its 34th Citizens Police Academy on May 16, offering locals a ten-week law enforcement training experience every Thursday night. Interested participants should apply soon due to limited availability.