Fort Worth City Council plans to vote on making Robert Alldredge the interim police chief as current Chief Neil Noakes retires on May 31. Alldredge has a lengthy service record and will lead until a new chief is found later in the summer.

The Argyle Police Department honored staff at their annual banquet, highlighting achievements like Officer of the Year awarded to Corporal Paige Harwell and Rookie of the Year to Officer Trey Humphries.

Deputy Liam Sartor was honored with the National Guard of the Year award by the American Legion Post 17 and by the 4th District, Department of Texas. The Collin County Sheriff's Office praised his service.

Lt. Christer Matthews received the 2025 DA Greg Willis SuperSleuth Award for excellence in criminal investigations and his role in the case of Officer David Sherrard's murder.

Lewisville awarded Michele Berry and John Flores-Hidones the Maurice Strickland Award for exemplary service in planning and police departments respectively.

Rockwall County plans to remodel the Sheriff's Office using ARPA funds and surplus Jail Bond money, avoiding new taxes. The 20,874-square-foot project will be completed in eight months and includes repurposing unused space for operational needs.

Fort Worth is seeking residents to apply for positions on various city boards and commissions that influence municipal services, development, and policy.

Fort Worth announces facility closures and service schedules for Memorial Day, with essential services like emergency response and waste collection continuing as normal.

Arlington's city governance focuses on fiscal stability for FY2026, highlighting property tax exemptions that offer significant relief to homeowners, the elderly, disabled, and veterans.

Denton County held its 29th Annual Fallen Officers Memorial, honoring 21 law enforcement officers who died in service, including Officer Aaron Sherwood.

Joe Thomas Jr. was sworn in to represent District 7 on the Garland City Council, succeeding term-limited Dylan Hedrick. Thomas has a background in community service and technology.

Rockwall County held a ceremony on Peace Officers Memorial Day to honor fallen law enforcement officers, with various dignitaries and law enforcement members speaking and paying tribute.

The Rockwall County Commissioners Court approved a Ten Commandments monument for courthouse grounds, following U.S. Supreme Court precedent; it will be privately funded.