The Dallas Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Armando C. J. Gamboa on Skillman Street. Detective Ronald Kramer seeks information on case #194423-2024.

Arlington Police arrested Luigin Alberto Perez-Millan for murder in a November shooting outside a nightclub, with no suspect-victim prior connection found.

A shooting in Lewisville prompted police response and investigation, with one injured and no ongoing threat perceived. Authorities seek community tips and assure increased police presence.

The Denton Police Department is investigating the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Cody Stewart, who died from a gunshot wound, with no arrests made yet.

Dallas city park and recreation facilities will close early on New Year's Eve and remain closed on New Year's Day, with normal operations resuming on January 2nd.

The Dallas Police are investigating a shooting on Woodbridge Drive that killed one person and injured another.

Fort Worth Fire Department assisted Benbrook FD in extinguishing a late-night house fire. The fire, battled for two hours, resulted in no injuries; the cause remains under investigation. The department reminded citizens to stay safe on social media.

Two arrested for a fatal shooting in Fort Worth; 17-year-old Tai Sanders and 20-year-old Paige Wheaton face capital murder charges following the death of J'Tavian Howard during a robbery.

The Fort Worth Fire Department extinguished a house fire on Rector Avenue, controlling it within 20 minutes and preventing further damage. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts clear to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures in Dallas over the next few days, with some fog expected at night.

The White Settlement Police Department launched UNIDOS, a program to enhance relations with the Hispanic community, featuring meetings and topics of interest beyond policing.

Oliver Moffett, 36, was fatally shot in Dallas. Keyshawn Arnell Shaw was arrested and charged with his murder. The motive and relationship between the two remain unclear.

Officer Alexander W. Tedford of the Dallas Police passed away after contracting an infection during a raid. He had served 14 years and leaves behind a family. His commitment is mourned by colleagues and the community.