Allen City Council approves 2024 Allen USA Celebration with mandatory free tickets and increased security, featuring musical acts Infinite Journey and Straight Tequila Night at Celebration Park on June 29.

The City of Richardson has released its April 2024 Environmental Resources Newsletter, providing information on local green events and sustainable living tips.

The Denton City Council is considering a proposal to rename part of S. Mayhill Road to Edwards Road and has scheduled a public hearing for residents to share their opinions.

Ennis, Texas prepares for the Great North American Eclipse, expecting the longest blackout in North America. Local police advise on safety and traffic for the influx of visitors.

The Plano Police Department held a free seminar on identity theft prevention, where Officer David Hogan educated attendees on safeguarding personal information.

UNIDOS and the Arlington Police Department are hosting a forum at Sam Houston High School to address Fentanyl and immigration issues within the Hispanic community, with Spanish translation and free food available.

Garland Police Department is hiring dispatchers and offering training for new recruits this summer, inviting individuals who can handle emergencies with patience and reassurance.

Cedar Hill police officers were honored for their bravery during a July 2023 active shooter event, with public recognition shared on the department's Facebook page.

Kaufman County Commissioners' Court has called a meeting for April 30, 2024, to discuss a key local development issue involving the re-plat of Lot 4A in Meadow Ranch Estates Phase 2. Residents are encouraged to attend and share their views.

The City of Denton has cancelled the April 16 public hearing on proposed changes to its Mobility Plan, with no explanation provided for the cancellation.

Grand Prairie Councilwoman Bessye Adams joins two National League of Cities committees to focus on youth, education, families, and environmental issues.

Dallas officials announce a press conference to prepare residents for the upcoming solar eclipse, covering safety and viewing information, with efforts to ensure accessibility for non-English speakers.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office is recruiting communication technicians for its 9-1-1 dispatch center and promoting the role as an "amazing career" on social media.