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.

The City of Denton issues a staff report detailing city projects and activities, enhances transparency, and offers online and text subscriptions for citizens to stay informed.

Dallas honors the 250th birthday of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps with a ceremony at City Hall on October 7, 2025, featuring Mayor Johnson, a cake cutting, and tributes to service members.

Local police and fire departments in North Texas will compete in a charity softball tournament, the Battle of the Badges, on October 18 at Railroad Park.

Texas has expanded its Move Over/Slow Down law to include protections for Animal Services vehicles and officers, requiring drivers to slow down or change lanes when approaching such vehicles with flashing lights.

The Kaufman County Commissioners' Court will discuss the re-plat of Ivy Meadows on Nov 4, 2025, impacting local development and land use. Residents can attend the meeting at 9:00 AM at 100 N. Washington St., Kaufman, TX.

NAACP Garland Unit honored Garland's Cultural Arts Director and Parks & Recreation Department for their contributions to the community and support of NAACP initiatives.

Carrollton's Marketing Services team won three awards from the 3CMA for their communication and marketing excellence.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss rezoning 43.7 acres for mixed-use development in line with the Denton 2040 Comprehensive Plan.

Denton Municipal Electric has signed a 10-year deal with Jupiter Power for a 100 MW battery storage project to enhance energy reliability and sustainability.

Fort Worth's City Council has approved fee changes for city services affecting water, garbage pickup, stormwater, and more, beginning in 2026, with an average annual increase of $56.88 for homeowners.