Jury selection in DeAujalae Evans’ trial stopped after prospective jurors were excused and one witness said she knew Sgt. Billy Randolph. The court has not set a new date.

A 35-year-old man was arrested after allegedly pointing a handgun at a woman during a fight at Woodwind Apartment Homes in North Irving on Dec. 7.

Man found shot dead in a vehicle in Dallas; 23-year-old Shakuri Reece charged with murder by the Dallas Police Department. Investigation ongoing, public's help requested.

A shooting on El Estado Drive resulted in two deaths, with the suspect found deceased in Mesquite from self-inflicted wounds. Dallas and Mesquite Police investigate.

Dallas Police seek help identifying a person caught on camera vandalizing Christmas decorations on N. Bishop Ave. Call Detective McAnally with any info.

Two Dallas officers were transported to the hospital after a collision during an emergency response near Peavy Road and North Buckner Boulevard. Other driver uninjured; traffic affected.

The Burleson Police Department has cleared a crash at E Renfro St. and S Hurst Rd, reopening the road for traffic. Details on the crash's cause and injuries are pending.

A Charles Dilbeck motor‑court on Harry Hines is now at the center of a Dallas lawsuit that calls the Cole Manor Motel an "infamous crime hub." A court ordered nearly $1M in penalties and a Dec. 21 security deadline ahead of January hearings.

Mesquite Police arrest 32-year-old Matthan Lough for child grooming related to his roles at a Christian Center and school.

White Settlement and Fort Worth Police collaborated in a car chase involving a stolen vehicle, ending in the arrest of two suspects after a foot pursuit near a motel. The operation showcased inter-departmental teamwork and police efficiency.

A person was found shot on the 2400 block of Meyers Street Thursday; Dallas police say the victim died at the scene as detectives investigate.

City officials say scammers are sending fake planning invoices that demand wire transfers. Verify invoices with city staff; police are investigating.

A Tyler man was sentenced to 33 months after admitting he recruited drivers to transport undocumented migrants via social media. Bank records and texts tied him to the scheme.