The City of Dallas introduced a Transparency & Accountability Dashboard providing public access to police oversight data, including complaints, outcomes, and officer commendations.

Dallas Police mourn the loss of Detention Service Officer Dakendrick Traylor, recognizing his dedication and service as part of the Special Hospital Observation Team and Honor Guard.

Officer Samuel Brown received the "Enforcement Hero Award" from MADD for his efforts in combating impaired driving, reflecting his dedication and expertise in traffic safety.

White Settlement Police Chief of Staff Megan Batchelder graduated from a municipal finance program, earning praise from her department and highlighting the city's commitment to employee development.

Lewisville is removing its creative crosswalks due to state mandates, with the city informing the public and affected artists and offering bookmarks to memorialize the artwork.

Captain Melvin McGuire retired from the Burleson Police Department after over 35 years of service, celebrated by colleagues and community members for his dedication and leadership in various roles.

Denton's Planning Commission to consider a rezoning proposal at Bolivar and Taliaferro Streets from R3 to R7 allowing higher density housing. Public hearing set for January 14, 2026.

Denton's City Council will discuss rezoning 225 acres from Rural Residential to Residential 1, potentially impacting the area's character, with a public hearing set for January 13, 2026.

A woman was shot in Dallas, later dying in the hospital. The male suspect was found and died in a police-involved shooting. Multiple investigations are underway.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office held an awards ceremony to honor its members, with awards based on peer nominations, recognizing individuals for their outstanding service.

Officer Dick Hill, known as "Motorcycle Mike," retires after 51 years with Arlington Police, having escorted presidents and contributed significantly to the community.

Officer Jeffers has been sworn in to the Lewisville Police Department, announced via Facebook, and is beginning in-service training after graduating from the Police Academy.

Irving Police honor retired Officer Davis, praising his impactful career as a School Resource Officer and inviting community well-wishes on social media.