A fatal shooting in Dallas early Monday left one man dead; police are investigating with few details on suspects or motives. Public assistance is sought.

The Texas Department of Public Safety canceled the Silver Alert for 71-year-old Ponos Senat, indicating he was found safe after being reported missing in Dallas.

Dallas police responded to a shooting on Ryan Road, resulting in a 16-year-old's death; 20-year-old Anderson Acabal-Nolasco was arrested on manslaughter charges.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office is hosting a fair to educate on crisis response using its UAS program, inviting the public to engage with first responders and learn about safety tools and techniques.

The City of Denton Police Department celebrated promotions and bravery among officers in a social media post, acknowledging career milestones and life-saving actions.

Denton police arrested a man and woman after a deadly parking lot shooting over a right-of-way dispute, with charges including murder and aggravated assault.

The Mesquite Police Department showcased dispatch and detention operations to Citizens Police Academy attendees, demonstrating the coordination and pressures faced by law enforcement.

Dallas hosts the Hay Day Hustle 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run on October 11, with a "Buy One, Get One" deal through September 28, featuring post-race festivities and a community celebration.

Fort Worth is overhauling its infrastructure by replacing outdated water mains to prevent breaks, with a focus on larger pipes following the severe 2021 winter storm.

Arlington's ACTIV Center is hosting the Walktober Challenge for residents 50+ to walk on most days from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30, with kick-off event featuring the mayor.

Dallas police arrested over 100 sexual offenders in 'Mission Survivor Justice,' involving multiple law enforcement agencies, emphasizing public safety and survivor support.

Arthur Kinney, a missing 68-year-old with Parkinson's and early dementia, has been safely located by Lewisville Police. Details on his discovery remain undisclosed.

Duncanville residents will experience increased utility bills next month due to City Council-approved hikes in water, sewer, and garbage rates reflecting in November.