Rockwall County Commissioners Court honored Patrick Kirlin and Zac Stimson as Employees of the 3rd Quarter for their exemplary work in the DA's Office and Sheriff's Office, respectively.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson will deliver the State of the City address, discussing progress and setting priorities, viewable on Dallas Channel 16 and online platforms.

The Garland Municipal Court will be closed on Nov. 25-26 for a software upgrade, with services resuming December 1. Alternative arrangements for payments and documents are provided during the closure.

The Mesquite Police Department welcomed five new officers after their graduation and commencement into field training, announced via a Facebook post celebrating their achievement.

Garland partners with the Dallas Area Agency on Aging to offer home modifications for seniors and disabled, including ramps and grab bars, to improve safety and independence.

Garland Public Library's Central branch received two awards from the Texas Downtown Association for their significant renovations that improved downtown vibrancy.

Tarrant County College is rebuilding a district-wide faculty senate to meet new Texas rules. Trustees and a review committee are drafting a smaller, state-compliant body.

Mayor Eric L. Johnson will deliver the State of the City address on November 13, detailing Dallas's progress and future plans, live-streamed for residents.

The Duncanville PD welcomed Officer Luis Alvidrez to the Traffic Unit after he completed a rigorous policing course, highlighting his readiness to ensure road safety.

The Coppell Police Department conducted a training exercise involving increased emergency response in partnership with local forces, reassuring the public of uninterrupted safety services.

Mayor Eric Johnson told CBS Texas he wants briefings on a $25M ICE 287(g) offer and is weighing whether to repair or relocate Dallas’ I.M. Pei‑designed City Hall.

Deputy Valdez of Collin County Sheriff's Office delivered a baby in an emergency, guided by his nurse wife over the phone, earning the department's first Stork Award.

Trey Bernhardt joins the Keller Police Department as a new officer, transitioning from a detention officer to the patrol division, as announced in a social media post by Keller Public Safety.