Daniel C. Comeaux is announced as the new Dallas Police Chief with media availability rescheduled for April 23.

The Irving Police Department celebrated service with their Blue Tie Banquet, honoring various officers and units for their dedication. Officer Loza was named Officer of the Year.

North Texas cities Carrollton, Coppell, Farmers Branch, and Addison have started building the North Texas Emergency Communications Center (NTECC), a hub for improved emergency response.

Dallas employs goats to clear invasive privet in Bachman Greenbelt, offering an eco-friendly solution to urban environmental challenges.

Fort Worth announces early voting for May 3 election begins April 22, with resources available on VoteTexas.gov and City Secretary's website for voter information.

The City Auditor's report criticizes the city's scattered and inefficient homelessness response, citing poor encampment and mental health service management, and a lack of coordinated outreach efforts.

Mayor Eric Johnson at the World Cargo Symposium in Dubai discussed logistics collaborations to boost Dallas's economy by fostering job creation and trade, especially in the pharmaceutical sector.

Arlington homeowners must dispute property appraisals by May 15 and claim exemptions by April 30. The city offers various tax breaks and exemptions, and the Tarrant Appraisal District provides assistance for filing.

Dallas Police reiterate appeal for leads in the 2018 murder of Roy Lee Pate, urging public to contact their Cold Case Unit.

The Collin County DA's office announces Kimberly Mandhlazi's promotion to Legal Secretary I, recognizing her strong work ethic and dedication to justice.

The Mansfield Youth Council hosted its first Throwback Showdown, featuring nostalgic elementary school games, aimed at engaging teens in community activities.

Denton wins the Texas Environmental Excellence Award for its innovative program that turns restaurant leftovers into compost, aiming to reduce landfill waste by 30% by 2030.

Judge Jakie Allen was named a Fellow by the Texas Judicial Academy, recognizing his commitment to judicial excellence. The Texas Association of Counties honored him during a session in Lubbock.