Assistant Chief Charles Rene of the Garland Police was named Man of the Year for his 35-year service at a luncheon hosted by the NANBPWC, Inc., Garland Club.

Captain DeWitt "Wid" Spivey was honored posthumously with his name added to the Texas Peace Officers’ Memorial Wall, 70 years after his death in the line of duty.

Early voting for Lewisville's general and charter amendment elections is available through April 29, including the weekend, with council places and charter propositions on the ballot.

Fort Worth begins search for a new Police Chief, inviting community input through a survey by May 16, aiming to fill the role by August following Chief Noakes' retirement.

Arlington is preparing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with safety, beautification, and logistics plans, including an 'Ambassador Row' to serve international visitors. Key dates up to the event were announced.

Arlington informs of the ongoing Southeast Connector Project, offering updates via email, texts, and a dedicated website to mitigate traffic disruptions.

Samuel Mackenzie and Allison De Weirdt graduated from fire academy and joined the Keller Fire-Rescue team, celebrated in a Facebook post by Keller Public Safety.

Denton's City Council will hold a public hearing on May 14, 2025, to discuss changes to its Mobility Plan that could reclassify several streets near UNT.

Rockwall City Council has temporarily lowered the speed limit on I-30 frontage roads to 35 mph due to construction, emphasizing safety for drivers and workers.

Reverchon Park Baseball Field in Dallas reopens after a $5.5 million renovation, preserving its 1920s grandeur with modern updates. A celebration game is set for April 26, 2025.

Officer Arteberry joined the Coppell Police Department after 23 weeks of training, with a swearing-in ceremony led by Chief Barton. He now starts field training in the community.

Mesquite Police Department celebrated its members and locals during an Annual Awards Ceremony, acknowledging various levels of service and bravery. Officer of the Year and Civilian of the Year were among those recognized.

The Carrollton Municipal Court received the 2025 Municipal Traffic Safety Initiatives Award from TMCEC, its fourth win for traffic safety education and impaired driving prevention efforts, in collaboration with CFBISD and local community events.