The White Settlement Police Department will honor their fallen officers in the annual Memorial Ceremony next month.

The Irving Police Department participated in the Texas Peace Officer's Memorial to honor fallen officers, with an Irving PD member joining the multi-agency rifle team for a 21-gun salute.

Officers Bell and Murray joined the Mesquite Police and were sworn in during a ceremony attended by friends and family, as announced on the department’s Facebook page.

Fort Worth's City Council plans to revamp EMS services by integrating MedStar into the Fire Department and centralizing 911 calls, aiming for efficiency and sustainability.

The Tarrant Appraisal District is set to spend $645,470 on an election for three new board members due to an unfunded mandate, with concerns over high costs and election timing.

The Mansfield Youth Council, made up of high schoolers, was praised for their active role in local government and for organizing events for their peers. Their efforts challenge the stereotype of disengaged youth.

The Texas Peace Officers Memorial Ride honored fallen officers with cyclists, including Coppell's Odean and Egger, riding 150 miles from San Antonio to Austin.

The White Settlement Police Department Honor Guard honored Texas officers who died in the line of duty, wearing new uniforms selected by their commander, Officer Wesley Gregory.

Derek Staine named White Settlement's Citizen of the Year for documenting public safety team efforts through photography, highlighting community spirit and courage.

Childcare providers in Denton have until April 30 to apply for a property tax exemption, with a range of eligibility requirements such as participation in certain programs and serving subsidized families.

Dallas County Sheriff's Honor Guard honored fallen officers at a memorial event which is part of an annual observance. A local Fallen Deputy Memorial is planned for May 15.

Carrollton is expanding its Downtown Master Plan to boost economic growth by developing areas along the DART Green Line, with public workshops for community input on April 29 and June 12.

Fort Worth is set to commemorate fallen police officers with a memorial service on May 1st, inviting the community to remember the sacrifices of the force.