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.

Duncanville City Manager Finch is on paid leave but will consult; Abernathy steps in as Interim with a 10% pay increase for 30 days, ensuring city service continuity.

Dallas is hosting its first Love Your Block Awards to honor community-led neighborhood improvement projects, with over $45,000 awarded across 11 districts.

The Irving Police Explorer Post won events at the Lewisville Police Department Cadet Competition, highlighting the skills of young cadets in law enforcement scenarios.

Garland seeks a new GHFC board member, inviting applications until July 28 for a term starting August 18, 2025. Interviews are on August 18. Contact details provided for inquiries.

The Denton Police Department received the "Agency of the Year" award for its dedicated service in schools, as recognized by TASRO during a NASRO ceremony.

Law enforcement officers competed in motorcycle skills at the Texas Police Games, with Burleson PD's Sergeant Tauch winning silver. The event tested agility and control.

The Irving Police Department's Drone First Responder Program utilizes drones to improve emergency response times, despite some privacy concerns from citizens.

Mayor Pro Tem Carlos Flores joins the executive board of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, bringing his experience and diverse educational background to regional development planning.

Benbrook Fire Department congratulates new firefighters Blaine Alvey and Will Hauss on graduating from the academy, joining the team after completing rigorous training.

This article details the transition of EMS services from MedStar to the Fort Worth Fire Department, noting the high call volume and ongoing visual changes like ambulance branding and uniforms.

1,500 people took the Fort Worth Fire Department entry exam with hopes of becoming firefighters. Successful candidates will proceed to the physical ability test.