Sheriff Bill Waybourn emceed the National Law Enforcement Hall of Fame 2024 Induction Ceremony in Fort Worth, honoring distinguished law enforcement personnel.

Dallas hosted a women's symposium attended by WSPD where speakers like the Dallas Mavericks CEO shared experiences to inspire women in various fields.

Tarrant County offices will be closed on Good Friday, March 29, and will reopen on April 1 at 7:45 a.m., as announced via tweet by the County DA's office.

The Officer Richard S. Pittmon Memorial Scholarship offers $2,000 to service-minded DeSoto High seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA. Applications close on May 10, 2024.

The Bedford Police Department's Citizens Police Academy provided participants with hands-on experience with the SWAT team, equipment, and vehicles, aiming to educate on law enforcement tactics.

Plano and Denton police are using a high-tech ballistics system, EvidenceIQ, to analyze evidence and link crimes through bullet casings, enhancing their ability to solve gun-related crimes.

Mansfield, Texas Parks & Recreation department earned the CAPRA accreditation and five state awards, including a fifth TRAPS Gold Medal for their service excellence.

Fort Worth offers up to $50,000 in grants to downtown businesses affected by the January hotel explosion, through a $250,000 recovery program led by the Fort Worth LDC.

Duncanville ISD has announced March 29, 2024, as a holiday for staff, resulting in no classes for students and potential childcare challenges for parents.

A report on urban heat islands in Dallas reveals temperatures can be 10°F higher in some areas, affecting disadvantaged communities. More research is planned for 2024.

Denton City Council is discussing the Mobility Plan overhaul, including East Windsor Drive extension, to improve traffic flow between Highway 380 and Loop 288, with a public hearing scheduled for April 16.

Denton City Council will discuss amendments to land use and development procedures with a potential $2,000 penalty for violations at a public hearing on April 16, 2024.

The City of Mesquite is highlighting its female department leaders, including Assistant City Manager Suzy Cluse and others, as part of Women's History Month celebrations.