The Plano Police Department urges motorists to promote motorcycle safety through awareness and caution as more motorcyclists take to the streets in spring.

Everman's community comes together to distribute free furniture and home goods to local families in need, ensuring a contactless handover for health and safety.

Local law enforcement officers supported the Peace Officers Angels Foundation by trading handcuffs for aprons at the "Dining for Heroes" event, raising funds for injured comrades.

Officer Thomas Hale joins the White Settlement Police Department after graduating from Tarrant County College Police Academy Class 219, bringing local knowledge and military experience to his new role.

The Texas Department of Transportation is warning of potential traffic jams in areas like Dallas-Fort Worth during the April 8 solar eclipse due to increased tourism and local interest.

Methodist Midlothian sponsored Midlothian ISD's Teacher and Employee of the Year awards, highlighting exceptional staff members' contributions in various departments.

Six Fort Worth officers were honored for their bravery during a shooting incident, receiving the Lifesaving and Heroes' Award from the Sons of American Revolution.

Denton, Texas is preparing for a large number of visitors for an eclipse, which could strain resources and cause heavy traffic, especially on I-35. Officials are urging locals to fuel up early and plan for possible cell service disruptions.

The Tarrant County DA's Office is focusing on local recruitment, with a team speaking at TCU about career opportunities, hinting at a preference for hiring alumni.

The Grapevine Police Department shared an old photo depicting Sergeant James Van Duzee with officers at an outdoor range in 1994, highlighting the evolution of their training facilities.

Dallas is advancing its Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic-related deaths with new initiatives for changing driver behavior, enforcing laws, and utilizing technology.

Mayor Faron Young and the City Council issued proclamations on various issues, such as Child Abuse Prevention and Autism Awareness Months, and to honor telecommunicators, animal control officers, and the fire department's 75th anniversary.

Mesquite Police Department organizes National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 27, 2024, to combat opioid misuse by collecting unused medications.