The article commemorates the 102nd anniversary of Webster C. Gentry's death, who died saving a family during a 1922 flood after being sworn in to assist by the police.

Grapevine, Texas volunteers were honored with the Silver Presidential Award for dedicating 250-499 hours to community safety, embodying a strong ethos of service.

The Duncanville Police Department honors its Record Technicians during Records and Information Management Month, acknowledging their essential role in maintaining organized and compliant police records.

Duncanville city officials held a Town Hall to discuss new leadership for emergency services and sought public input on selecting new Fire and Police Chiefs.

Two Irving public servants were honored for excellence: Enrique received the Texas NENA Technical Professional of the Year award and "JT" won the Silent Hero Award.

The Cedar Hill Police Department marks its 50th anniversary, reflecting on its growth from a small team in 1974 to a modern force serving nearly 50,000 residents.

Duncanville is hosting a public meeting on April 25 to discuss safety and search for new fire and police chiefs, emphasizing community involvement in the decision-making process.

Corpus Christi Police Officer Kyle Hicks died from on-duty injuries, leaving a legacy of service and organ donation. His family requests privacy during mourning.

The Garland Police Department recognized Emalie Wall, a Victims Advocate, for her dedication during National Crime Victims' Rights Week, highlighting her invaluable support for crime victims.

Detective Bryeans received the Super Sleuth Award for his role in solving the 'Sorority Rapist' case, leading to Jeffery Wheat's life sentence using forensic genealogy.

Rachel G. Flores has been hired as the new Manager of Economic Development for the City of Mesquite, bringing extensive experience from previous leadership roles in various states.

Dallas City Council approved a $19 million deal for the Dallas Wings to play at the Memorial Auditorium, as part of a wider downtown revitalization effort.

The Dallas Earth Fest is a free, eco-friendly event on April 28 at Klyde Warren Park, offering environmental activities, workshops, and booths. Hosted by the Dallas Youth Commission, it encourages community engagement in sustainability.