Dispatcher Sarah LeGrand completes Communications Training Officer program, ready for full-time role at White Settlement Police Department, as celebrated by the department on Facebook.

Dallas City Council Member Maxie Johnson encourages acts of kindness and community support during the Christmas season and highlights community leaders and responses to local issues in his newsletter.

The Midlothian Police Department announced the 2025 Best of Ellis County honorees, recognizing firefighters Trey Thompson and Jon Marek, and police officer Chris Douglas.

Euless trash and recycling schedule adjusted for holidays; Thursday pickups move to Friday, and Friday pickups to Saturday due to city office closures on December 24, 25, and January 1.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick asked the Texas Senate to probe Canadian Solar and T1 Energy over alleged ties to Chinese-backed firms. Hearings are expected early next year.

A B-52 Stratofortress landed at NAS JRB Fort Worth, captivating visitors with its presence amidst a thunderstorm, and highlighting American air power history.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office highlighted Captain Kelsey from the Corrections Center in their Fun Fact Friday social media series, emphasizing his role in facility operations and community engagement efforts.

Police officer Kwaun Shaw, despite suffering from stage 5 kidney failure, continues to serve the Crowley, Texas community while undergoing nightly dialysis and searching for a kidney donor.

Duncanville received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for excellent financial reporting, confirming their commitment to financial transparency and accuracy.

The White Settlement Police Department was recognized for strong community-police relations, ranking 6th in Texas and 18th nationally in the National Night Out Awards for towns of their size.

Keller Fire-Rescue welcomes Andrew Driggers, a Top Recruit graduate of the Tarrant County College Fire Academy and certified paramedic, as the department’s newest member.

A public hearing on December 17, 2025, in Denton will discuss rezoning a 16.524-acre land tract, potentially reshaping the area into a mixed-use development.

Denton is set to discuss significant zoning changes for a 120-acre property, with a public hearing scheduled and the Planning and Zoning Commission involved.