The Kaufman County Historical Commission will meet to discuss various topics including updates to by-laws, preservation of historical sites, new projects, and community engagement activities.

Michael Buchler is appointed as Garland City's new Capital Project Management Director, leveraging his 27 years of experience in managing construction projects.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson attended the IATA World Cargo Symposium in Dubai, engaging in discussions on air cargo's future, its impact on jobs, and innovations beneficial to Dallas.

Fort Worth's new $25.6 million Northwest Patrol Division headquarters began construction, with plans to include a public artwork symbolizing unity between police and community.

Euless, Texas, schedules its General City Council Election with early voting from April 22-29 and election day on May 3, detailing voter eligibility and provisions for mail-in ballots.

Frisco administrative offices will close for Good Friday, with the Municipal Court also shut on April 16-17 for training. Essential services like trash collection continue, but some facilities will have limited hours.

Daniel Comeaux has been appointed as the new Dallas Police Chief, effective April 23, bringing his 33 years of law enforcement experience to the role.

The Arlington Police Department's 2024 Annual Report highlights a crime decrease and the effectiveness of the Real Time Crime Center in solving serious cases.

The Collin County DA's office held its Annual Crime Victims’ Rights Luncheon, recognizing law enforcement and honoring survivors with awards like the SuperSleuth and the new Shield of Valor.

Retired Lieutenant Dave Swavey was inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame, Class of 2025, honored for his service and impact on the community.

WSPD hosted two ALERRT classes for active shooter response training, inviting North Texas law enforcement to prepare for such situations, emphasizing tactics and interoperability.

DNT in Frisco faces a week of detours and delays due to a widening project, including nightly and continuous ramp closures, with the NTTA advising caution and alternative route planning.

Lewisville opens applications for residents to join city boards and committees, with a May 2 deadline for submissions and Council appointment decisions by June 16.