DeSoto Police Department will host an Annual Police Memorial Ceremony on May 14, 2025, to honor fallen officers with Chief Costa, Mayor Proctor, a 21-gun salute, and bagpipes by retired Lt. Franks.

Brian Morris is appointed as the new Code Compliance Director of Garland, bringing extensive experience from previous governmental roles in code compliance and community engagement.

Kaufman County Child Welfare Board will meet on May 20, 2025, discussing child welfare issues and providing updates. Public can attend in person or by Zoom.

The Irving Police Department invites the public to its annual memorial ceremony honoring fallen Texas officers, reflecting on their service and sacrifice.

The Irving Police Department celebrated 75 employees for their achievements in the 1st Quarter Merit and Tenure Awards, highlighting long-term service, lifesaving actions, and civic engagement.

Officer Hernandez was sworn into the Mesquite Police Department, celebrated by the community, with the department emphasizing engagement and transparency.

Dallas prepares for the 29th Mayor's Back to School Fair, with a news conference detailing the event's plans, offering students school supplies and services.

Arlington, Texas is tackling mosquito season with targeted ground spraying and public education to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses like West Nile Virus.

Officer Huff of the Lewisville Police Department was named First Responder of the Year for her professionalism, leadership on the SWAT team, and community involvement.

Kim Keene has retired from her role as a Property Evidence Analyst for the City of Irving after 25 years, recognized for her dedication and impact by the Irving Police Department.

Garland's election saw high voter turnout, electing new council members and passing bond propositions, with a mayoral runoff scheduled due to no clear majority.

Arlington voters approved a $200 million bond for city improvements and modernization of legislation, including infrastructure, public safety, and community amenities.

Sgt. Jerry Walzel retires from the Mesquite Police after 25 years of service, celebrating his achievements and impact on the department and community.