The Lewisville City Council recognized the Property and Evidence team of the Lewisville Police Department for their essential role in law enforcement.

Officer Lance Boehmisch joins the Keller Police Department, ready for solo night patrols after completing field training, as announced on social media.

Mayor Alemán Jr. honors Mesquite's judicial staff during Texas Municipal Courts Week, recognizing the dedicated work of the city's court system personnel.

The Fort Worth City Council approved the expansion of the High ImpACT pilot program, which aids homeless individuals with severe mental illness, after reported success in housing and care.

Arlington invites residents to join its online Neighborhood Directory for enhanced communication and civic engagement, offering an interactive map and a newsletter subscription for updates.

The Denton County Sheriff's Explorer Post 29 is teaming up with DCFOF to provide meals to 350 families affected by violence in their Adopt-a-Family program.

Rockwall County's Western heritage is celebrated at the annual Sheriff's Posse Roundup, featuring family-friendly activities and raising funds for agriculture student scholarships on November 8, 2025.

Denton City will close on Veterans Day, affecting services like solid waste collection, with most facilities reopening the next day. Public safety departments, however, will continue to operate.

Mesquite honors veterans with a ceremony involving comments from leaders and music, in partnership with American Legion Post 504 and VFW Post 8785, on Nov. 8 at the Veterans Memorial.

Dallas Love Field organizes a donation drive to support its 300 unpaid federal workers during the government shutdown by collecting items like food and personal care products.

Fort Worth celebrates the early completion of Foster Park's dredging project with a Party in the Park event featuring music, food trucks, and tree planting.

The Arlington City Council meetings on Nov. 4, 2025, will be available for live viewing, with sessions at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., accessible online and through local cable.

Brandi Vineyard of WEST COMM 911 has been appointed to the Brewer High School Legal and Law Pathways Advisory Board, a role that connects her law enforcement experience with students interested in criminal justice.