An 11-year-old girl in Dallas was wounded by a stray bullet, resulting in her family losing their home and her mother's job. The No More Violence Organization is providing support to help them recover.

The Irving Police Department remembered Officer Aubrey Hawkins on the 23rd anniversary of his death in the line of duty, highlighting his service and sacrifice.

The Mesquite Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting from December 14th, providing details through a video briefing for transparency.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting the 'Deconstructed' art show from Jan. 6 to Feb. 3 at the Lewisville Grand Theater, featuring a variety of artistic interpretations of the theme.

Daymon Lamar Payton was charged with murder in Dallas after turning himself in for a fatal assault on Gregory Nunn. The motives are unclear as the investigation continues.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking public assistance to find Heather Lebeau, missing since December 22 and last seen on China Lake Drive, Dallas.

Kemone Rudd, wanted for murder in Dallas, was arrested in Tennessee and will be extradited back to Texas for the shooting of Dollar General clerk Michael Pierson.

The USPS faces a $15,000 fine from OSHA for a "serious" safety violation after a Dallas mail carrier died from heat-related causes while on his delivery route.

Dallas police are searching for a suspect after Roderick Butler, 46, was fatally shot on McKinney Avenue. A photo of the suspect has been released, and the public is urged to assist with any information.

A man was killed in a shooting following a verbal altercation on Midpark Road in Dallas; the suspect remains unidentified as police investigate the incident.

Kendell Morris received a 27-year sentence for the murder of Robert Cooley III, killed in a case of mistaken identity during Morris's revenge attempt in Arlington, Texas.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has canceled the Silver Alert for 70-year-old Raymond Dang of Tomball, Texas, without providing details on his condition.

Garland announces its 35th annual MLK parade on January 13, 2024, with a route starting at Dairy Road and Garden Drive, celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and uniting the community.