The Mayor of Arlington launches "Move with the Mayor" to promote exercise and combat heart disease, featuring various activities, including a 100-mile bike ride and sports events.

Three new officers, Atkins, Chandler, and Knowles, were inducted into Mansfield Police Department after completing training with North Central Texas Council of Governments.

Atmos Energy conducts overnight gas leak surveys in Ovilla, using SUVs with flashing lights. Residents have been informed via a Facebook post from the Ovilla Police Department.

Plano observes National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, focusing on the support and justice for victims of crime, with the mayor signing a proclamation to highlight the city's commitment to help victims.

Denton, TX prepares for Fry Street Fair's return on April 27-28, with road closures and detours around Fry Street starting 4 a.m. Saturday until 6 a.m. Monday. Local businesses will remain open despite the expected traffic congestion.

A new traffic signal is operational at PGA Parkway and Donnie Mayfield Way in Frisco to improve safety and traffic flow, replacing stop signs on Donnie Mayfield Way.

Dispatcher Kim Podsednik completes communications training at the WEST COMM 911 Dispatch Center, recognized by the White Settlement Police Department.

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.