A Fort Worth firefighter, Caleb Halvorson, faced workers' comp challenges for injury treatment. Outcry after his mother's social media posts spurred city action, securing his medical care and prompting systemic changes.

The City of Denton Police Department welcomed over 120 individuals from various states to take the civil service exam, a step towards a career in law enforcement.

State tallies produced under Gov. Abbott’s GA-46 show 313,742 hospital visits and about $1.05 billion in FY2025 costs tied to patients described as “not legally present.”

The Ten Commandments monument was unveiled at Tarrant County Courthouse, with the Sheriff's Office expressing pride and safety provided by law enforcement.

Officer Blake Waters was named January First Responder of the Month by Lake Dallas PD for exceptional service and community impact, including a life-saving CPR incident.

An Austin appeals court ruled Planned Parenthood affiliates can continue a challenge to Texas' private‑enforcement abortion law, saying the threat of lawsuits has chilled care.

Gov. Greg Abbott ordered HHSC and the state OIG to investigate possible Medicaid fraud, with a March 15 progress report and an autism‑services review due in June 2026.

The Argyle Police Department in Texas has been reaccredited by the Texas Police Chiefs Association after a thorough audit, maintaining high policing standards.

Chief Barton addressed public safety concerns at a Coppell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, emphasizing collaboration between local businesses and law enforcement.

The Garland Code Compliance deploys a community aid approach through Code Cares, encouraging volunteerism for property upkeep rather than just enforcing codes.

State inspectors cleared Dallas County Jail after a three-day review; county officials hail the result while past violations keep scrutiny high.

Steve Pier will lead the Texas Workforce Commission starting Feb. 2, moving from the Department of Information Resources. His hire comes amid a broader shuffle in state agency leadership.

Rep. Brian Harrison asked House leaders to hold interim hearings in Austin to explore banning Sharia law, joining a statewide push that includes Abbott's actions and a GOP ballot question.