An Irving police officer fostered a bond with Petey, a dog shot during a mental health call, visiting him during recovery, eventually adopting him, now living with two other pets.

White Settlement Police reported a 16% increase in arrests and a 27% decrease in property crimes for November 2025, highlighting strong community engagement efforts.

A late-night dispute in Red Bird ended with one person dead and investigators searching for the shooter.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office conducted a crackdown on traffic violations, resulting in 273 stops, 33 crash responses, and 28 citations during Operation Safe City.

A man was arrested after a Lower Greenville confrontation outside a Family Dollar; police say he slapped a woman and fired at a bystander’s dog before a SWAT standoff.

The FBI warns scammers are using AI voice cloning and texts to impersonate senior U.S. officials, steering targets to malicious links and encrypted apps. IC3 and CISA offer steps to verify and report.

Fort Worth and a former officer settled a long-running excessive-force lawsuit after an appellate win revived part of the case; the agreement reportedly limits public comment.

A 40-year-old woman being held at the Tarrant County Jail was found unresponsive and later died at JPS Hospital. Authorities say multiple agencies will review the in-custody death.

A woman was shot Monday night in southeast Oak Cliff and was taken to a hospital; police say the investigation is ongoing. No arrests were reported.

Matthew Moore was shot at 100 S Murdeaux Lane in South Dallas; he died after being taken to the hospital. Dallas PD seeks information on the case (#182067-2025).

Firefighters in Fort Worth extinguished an apartment complex blaze on Hallmark Drive, affecting 11 people. There were no injuries, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Two dogs found at a Justin, Texas construction site have been taken in by the Justin Police Department after workers feared for their safety. The dogs remain unclaimed and are temporarily housed at City Hall.

The Justin Police Department warns about scam calls demanding money for missed jury duty or unpaid fines and advises people not to pay over the phone.