A Frisco man, Robert Bevers, received a 20-year sentence for serial stalking, impacting multiple women over nearly a decade, according to the Collin County DA's Office.

Authorities in Frisco responded to a vehicle chase that ended in a tragedy with the death of Marshawn Kneeland from a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The Tarrant County DA's office hosted a 2-day North Texas Fraud Conference to update law enforcers on fighting financial crime.

A suspect has been identified in the theft of historical plaques from Freedman's Cemetery in Dallas, as announced by the Park and Recreation Department.

Denton firefighters contained an apartment complex fire with no injuries; residents were advised to avoid the area.

Keller Public Safety warned of ongoing traffic light issues at Hwy. 377 and North Tarrant Parkway, causing delays. No repair timeframe from TxDOT; commuters advised to find alternative routes.

Texas's Burleson Police Department humorously dubbed 11 suspects as the "Mayflower Crew," along with a turkey, in a social media post calling for community aid in their apprehension.

Mesquite, Texas, experiences water service disruption due to a main break affecting parts of the city. Repair work is ongoing overnight.

Duncanville Police and DEA agents busted a major drug lab in Dallas County, seizing $10 million in drugs and weapons, leading to three arrests on federal charges.

Brien Jakubec, 40, was sentenced to life in prison for multiple crimes, including burglary, assault, and sexual assault, after a Tarrant County jury's conviction.

Carlos Perez Castro was sentenced to 35 years for sexual assault of a child, following a collaborative effort by Tarrant County DA's office and Fort Worth Police.

Dallas Police Officer Armando Jaramillo, badge #12345, was arrested for domestic violence and is now on administrative leave pending an investigation.

Joe Luis Saucedo was sentenced to 45 years for indecency with a minor in Tarrant County after touching a 16-year-old girl inappropriately. The teen chased him out with a broom and called 911. The sentence reflects Saucedo's prior felony conviction.