WFAA reports Gilmore’s family is expected to receive about $76M after a 2022 Dallas concert shooting; lawsuits say promoters promised safety measures that never appeared.

Federal prosecutors say an Arlington man duped more than 50 church investors of over $3.2 million. A federal trial is set for Oct. 13 in Fort Worth.

After a mistrial on the murder count, a Fort Worth man was sentenced to concurrent 10‑year terms for tampering with evidence in a January 2025 road‑rage killing. The murder charge remains unresolved as prosecutors consider next steps.

A Garland resident was flown back from Qatar and booked into Collin County after federal prosecutors say he was involved in an international fraud and money‑laundering scheme. Authorities say the alleged network caused more than $1 billion in losses.

A fire on Spring Lake Road closed intersections and prompted precautionary evacuations in Duncanville Friday, officials said.

A DNA match from a SAKI review led Dallas police to arrest 35‑year‑old Jarvis Pierce in June, reopening a long-unsolved sexual‑assault case and prompting further reviews.

A pedestrian died after being struck Wednesday near the 7900 block of Ederville Road and Aldra Drive in east Fort Worth. Police say the driver stayed at the scene while investigators probe the crash.

A wrong-way crash on I-20 at SH-310 east near Hutchins killed one person and closed multiple lanes, authorities said.

A Fort Worth family's paid-off home was destroyed on July 4; a pregnant woman was injured and investigators are probing whether fireworks sparked the blaze.

Two people were killed Wednesday night in South Dallas after a shooting on the 3400 block of Michigan Avenue. Police say detectives are investigating.

Federal prosecutors say a Dallas man ran companies that sold overpriced gold and silver to seniors — and sometimes didn't deliver, court papers say.

Texas DPS added James Lee Kirby to the state's 10 Most Wanted list and is offering up to $7,500. Authorities say he’s wanted on sexual‑assault charges and has ties to Sherman and Cartwright.

Jeremy Theron Smith pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in the 2022 Hair World Salon shooting; prosecutors treated the attack as a hate crime and he was sentenced to 15 years.