The White Settlement Police Department celebrated its annual Christmas card contest, with six young artists winning and their designs featured on the department's holiday cards.

Adrianne Stewart was honored as the 2025 North Region Law Enforcement Torch Run Rookie of the Year for her outstanding community service and leadership.

Rockwall County's Commissioners Court meeting on December 17, 2025, will address the appointment of a new judge and infrastructure updates. Public participation is welcomed at the courthouse.

Federal and state lawyers have asked a judge to dismiss a 16‑year consent decree after Texas says it overhauled 13 state supported living centers.

Denton offers an online resource for residents to stay informed about local government decisions, accessible on their website, with subscription options for updates.

Lilly Clarke rejoins the City of Garland as the new Managing Director of Human Resources, bringing extensive municipal HR experience and numerous professional certifications.

The Collin County DA's office celebrated staff promotions on Facebook, lauding Danni Barnel, Kayden Rigby, Maryann Greiss, and Rachel Cox for their dedication and professionalism.

Senior Officer S. Bushee was named City of Euless Employee of the Month for January, celebrated by the police department for exceptional community service and dedication.

Charlie Skaggs is named the new chief of Keller Fire-Rescue, already serving interim since June and bringing over 25 years of fire service experience.

Rockwall County is using federal ARPA funds for infrastructure projects, including renovations to the Courthouse Annex, courtrooms, and Sheriff's Office to ensure long-term benefits.

Dallas secured the financial future of police and fire personnel pensions with a new long-term funding plan approved by the City Council and DPFPS Board of Trustees.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson announces the approval of a stable funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, promising secure retirements for first responders.

Dallas fully integrates vaping into its smoking ban to align with other Texas cities, with new rules on electronic smoking devices effective December 11, including a ban in indoor, enclosed spaces, and near building entrances.