A viral Christmas display in a Dallas neighborhood has increased traffic and safety concerns for residents, leading to police involvement and community tension over the spectacle.

Sgt. Charles "Alan" Works from DFW Airport Police passed away following an on-duty medical emergency. Respected and recognized for his service and dedication, he is mourned by colleagues and the community.

Two men tried to steal an ATM with a stolen SUV in White Settlement on Christmas Eve, but failed and abandoned the ATM and vehicle. Police are investigating.

Dallas Police addressed a social media uproar stemming from their handling of a noise complaint on Victory Avenue, where officers detained individuals without arrest and issued a citation for a noise violation.

A Dallas mechanic says a city code inspector demanded cash; the officer denies it. The split accounts raise questions about oversight and the complaint process.

A 22‑year‑old UT Dallas student was arrested in Frisco on a first‑degree arson count and a terroristic‑threat charge; bond is set at $100K and $3.5K. Investigators have not named a specific target.

An early-morning Christmas Eve fire at a southwest Dallas apartment was extinguished before dawn. No injuries were reported and authorities are investigating.

Midlothian police arrested two people this week in a probe of alleged sexual offenses involving a child; detectives credited multiple agencies for locating a suspect.

Burleson police are asking for help finding 15-year-old Zoe Sanford, last seen Wednesday and possibly on a scooter.

Dallas Police are investigating a homicide where 55-year-old David Brown was shot dead on December 23. Detective Swanson leads the inquiry (case #183138-2025).

A vehicle collision in Denton caused a gas leak and traffic delays downtown after a suspected DWI incident. No injuries were reported, and repairs commenced promptly.

Frisco Police responded to a shots-fired call at Cinemark theater, leading to a chase and two arrests, one involving a drug charge. The incident was isolated, with no broader threat to public safety.

Abdias Espinoza pled guilty to burglary and aggravated robbery, receiving a 45-year sentence for a home invasion disguised as delivery drivers in Tarrant County.