The Burleson Police Department in Texas welcomed two new officers, Valeria Figueroa and Austen Zimmerman, who graduated from the Basic Police Academy and pledged to serve the community.

Congressman Williams commended the Burleson Police for their Victim Assistance Poster Program, a QR code initiative aiding domestic violence victims, which is gaining state-wide adoption.

The Lewisville Police Department has sworn in five new officers, marking a new beginning at the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center. The department emphasized the importance of fresh perspectives and community service.

White Settlement PD welcomed three new officers after their graduation from the Regional Police Academy, highlighting the ceremony and their upcoming field training. Chief Cook spoke, with local dignitaries attending.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson is visiting Tanzania to enhance trade and economic relations, following the launch of the Tanzanian American Chamber of Commerce in Dallas.

Fort Worth has shortlisted four candidates for police chief, emphasizing the role's significance and inviting community engagement in the final selection.

Keller has scheduled a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on July 22 for a public hearing on a SUP application for a new accessory structure at 2510 Fawkes Lane.

Dallas announces the demolition of the abandoned Tri-City Hospital starting with a ceremonial event, marking the beginning of significant redevelopment in the area.

Fort Worth's bungalow-style fire stations from the 1920s, including the oldest active one, Fire Station No. 18, reflect the "City Beautiful" movement with their historic architectural charm.

The Denton Fire Department has introduced new ambulances with innovative designs, including increased storage space and advanced medical equipment like Stryker stair chairs and Lucas CPR devices.

Lewisville has been recognized as a Certified-Silver iSWM community by NCTCOG for its modern stormwater management practices, including an updated Drainage Criteria Manual.

Lewisville invites public input on the allocation of $1.2 million in federal grants for community improvements, with details on the city website and public hearings scheduled.

Dallas officials announced the demolition of the long-abandoned Tri-City Hospital on July 15th, signaling community revitalization and the end of a safety hazard.