Nate Simmons

Amid the routine proceedings of the city council meeting, Council Member Malone had the solemn honor of presenting the Mayor's Proclamation, a document that marks the coming week as Police Week in Cedar Hill. This is a time set aside to pay respects to the local law enforcement officers who've laid down their lives in the line of duty.

Allen City Council welcomed new blood and bid farewell to a seasoned member during their latest meeting. Michael Schaeffer, freshly elected to Councilmember Place 1, was sworn in, stepping into a role previously held by interim Councilmember Mary Vail-Grube. "I’m honored and privileged," Schaeffer declared, indicating his eagerness to dive into the service of the Allen community for the next three years, according to the City of Allen.

In the ongoing saga of a Mesquite home turned crime scene, the local police have found themselves in the spotlight amid a burglary and squatting investigation. Terri Boyette's house became a point of contention during a Texas State Committee hearing after multiple encounters with an alleged squatter, leading to the Mesquite Police Department's Statement. The department confirmed responding to four calls before catching wind of the "squatter" situation, performing their duties oblivious to the brewing legal storm.

This Saturday, as we observe Armed Forces Day, the Tarrant County District Attorney's office took to social media to express their appreciation for the military personnel who have dedicated themselves to protecting the nation. "Saturday is Armed Forces Day, a time to honor and salute the brave men and women who serve our country with courage and dedication. Thank you for your service and sacrifice," the Tarrant County District Attorney's office stated, as Americans from coast to coast prepare to pay tribute to the soldiers and officers whose service often goes underappreciated.

Dallas PD joins "Click It or Ticket" to enforce seat belt laws from May 22 to June 4, urging compliance to save lives.

In the spirit of National Police Week, Coppell’s Citizen's Police Academy Alumni Association has teamed up with nutritional outfit Project LeanNation to dish out a hearty 'thank you'to its local law enforcement officers—serving up well-balanced meals meant to keep cops on their toes, healthy and ready to serve.

Post-storm, Morningside's park was littered, prompting a city cleanup aided by Upspire, highlighting the community's role in litter prevention.

Fort Worth City Council approved a $847,500 incentive for ITS Logistics to expand, add new space downtown, and hire up to 339 employees.

Summer's sizzle is about to get a whole lot cooler in Fort Worth, as the city marks the splashy debut of the fully reconstructed Forest Park Pool. After months of anticipation, the pool doors swung open to welcome swimmers of all ages to make a splash in the updated facilities, according to the City of Fort Worth.

The Plano Police Explorer Post #911 demonstrated impressive skills at the Singley Academy David Paris Memorial Explorer Competition, securing the second spot against nearly two dozen challengers on Saturday, May 18. According to the Plano Texas Police Department, these dedicated Explorers clinched trophies in four separate scenarios, including traffic stops, arrest procedures, domestic disturbances, and burglary responses.