Three White Settlement firefighters were awarded black helmet shields, marking the end of their probationary period, symbolizing their full acceptance into the fire department.

Garland City Council announced a $360 million bond election for May 3, 2025, focusing on infrastructure, economic development, cultural arts, and parks without raising the tax rate.

Officer Clarence Marshall Isbell of the Dallas Police was fatally shot during a routine traffic stop, survived by family, honored with #GoneButNotForgotten.

Lewisville City Council passed several motions including an amendment with Anixter Inc., investment in infrastructure, an agreement with Coppell, and safety measures with TxDOT. Daniel Law was appointed to the Park Board.

Fort Worth hires Lance Randall as Deputy Director for Economic Development, bringing his 29-year experience across various sectors to enhance local economic growth.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office honors Deputy Wesley Hardeman, their first African American deputy, highlighting his numerous contributions to the community during Black History Month.

Chris Barker was named the new city manager of Euless after decades of municipal service, including roles as Assistant City Manager and Deputy City Manager.

The Denton Fire Department announced promotions within their team, with Evans becoming Driver/Engineer, Hardcastle as Lieutenant, Tye as Captain, and Knoles as Battalion Chief.

The White Settlement Police Department and local leaders raised funds for Special Olympics Texas and the Special Olympics JETS program, demonstrating a commitment to inclusivity for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Gary Landers was named the new Police Chief of Euless, recognized for his extensive service history and commitment to the community by Mayor Linda Martin.

Steven Viera joins Euless as Assistant City Manager, bringing extensive local government management experience from his previous role in Corpus Christi.

Denton residents can now easily track local government activities with the Friday Staff Report available online and can sign up for alerts to receive updates.

Dallas launches a nationwide search for new police and fire-rescue chiefs, engaging PSSC to find qualified candidates focused on innovation, trust, and effective crime reduction.