Chief Phillips of Haltom City Police graduated from the FBI National Academy's rigorous 10-week course, aiming to improve leadership and bolster service standards.

The White Settlement Police Department received an accolade for hiring veterans, maintaining the "We Hire Vets" designation for three consecutive years.

The Rockwall County Detention Center reported an average daily population of 259 inmates in August, with 315 booked and 324 released, highlighting a gender disparity with more males processed.

City leaders in Denton County will join the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" on September 7th to honor the 9/11 victims and fallen service members.

Lewisville invites public input on its proposed FY 2025-26 budget, which plans to lower property taxes and increase utility rates. Public hearings are scheduled for September 8 and 15.

The City of Denton has published its Friday Staff Report online for public review, encouraging transparency and offering a notification system for new updates.

The Arlington City Council is set to vote on the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and property tax rate, which includes efforts to close a $20 million budget gap and raise utility fees.

The Fort Worth City Council will address community issues, infrastructure, economic development, and zoning changes in their upcoming session on Sept. 9.

UT Arlington honored alumni, including City Manager Trey Yelverton, at their Distinguished Alumni Awards, celebrating UTA's 130th anniversary and alumni achievements.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office announced the promotions of three employees to higher positions, including James Ward to Patrol Corporal, Chad Graham to Detention Lieutenant, and Karissa Flowers to Sergeant of the Protective Detail Unit.

The White Settlement Police Department received its fourth consecutive re-accreditation from the Texas Police Chiefs Association, affirming its adherence to high law enforcement standards.

Coppell Police Department promoted Corporal Stanford, an eight-year veteran, to Sergeant, highlighting his passion for law enforcement and commitment to community service.

The Kaufman County Bail Bond Board will meet on September 9, 2025, to discuss bail bond regulations, with stakeholders invited to participate at the County Court.