The Collin County DA's office announced Rachel Ferraro's promotion to Chief Misdemeanor Prosecutor, recognizing her dedication and teamwork on their Facebook page.

Arlington Mayor Jim Ross to discuss the city's achievements and future plans at the State of the City Address. He will also present the Mayor's American Dream Award and celebrate local businesses.

Officer Wesley Gregory from White Settlement Police earned his Master Peace Officer License, recognizing his extensive experience and advanced training in law enforcement.

Frisco plans to build a unique 19,000 sq ft animal facility through a public-private partnership, offering comprehensive pet services and educational programs.

Rockwall County buildings will close for a security drill on October 13th from 9:00 to 9:30 AM, affecting Courthouse, Annex, Library, and other facilities.

Fort Worth's City Council has confirmed its meeting schedule for 2026, offering 49 daytime and evening sessions, including six budget workshops. Free parking is available, and the city accommodates public participation and accessibility needs.

The Benbrook Fire Department and NFPA educate on safe lithium-ion battery use during Fire Prevention Week, focusing on purchase, charging, and recycling practices.

Denton's Municipal Court services are relocating to a temporary location in City Hall East due to building repairs, with a quick transition set for October 8-9. Normal operations will continue unaffected.

Dallas is preparing to honor the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps' 250th birthday on October 7, 2025, with a ceremony featuring speeches and a traditional cake cutting.

Mayor Eric Johnson inaugurated the Ethiopian & Eritrean Chamber of Commerce in Dallas, highlighting the significance for the local communities and economy.

Officer Gonzalez was sworn into the Duncanville Police Department, an event shared on their Facebook page where the community was invited to congratulate him.

The White Settlement Fire Department teams up with NFPA for Fire Prevention Week to educate on lithium-ion battery safety, highlighting proper usage and recycling to prevent fires.

The Irving Police Department welcomed five new officers, emphasizing the importance of their service and community engagement in a time of challenging police scrutiny.