Multiple suspicious fires broke out inside the long‑vacant J.L. Carter Junior High in Arlington early Wednesday. Fire crews declared a three‑alarm response and arson investigators are on scene.

A man has received a 15-year sentence for an intoxication manslaughter incident in 2023 that led to a pedestrian's death, after an investigation by White Settlement Police.

The Collin County Sheriff's Dive Team collaborated with Murphy Police to search for a missing elderly person, swiftly acting despite cold conditions. The person was safely located by Murphy Police.

Frisco Police declared a threat to local schools non-credible, ensuring student and faculty safety, and continue to investigate the origins of the threat.

Two Denton men were sentenced to more than a decade in federal prison after pleading guilty to meth trafficking, prosecutors said.

A father was hospitalized and his son detained after a shooting Monday in northwest Plano. Police say there is no ongoing danger and the investigation is active.

A Dallas man was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to intoxication manslaughter for a Dec. 16, 2023 crash; prosecutors say he drove nearly 40 miles with the victim in his car.

Cowboys rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku was arrested in North Texas on a reckless-driving allegation and has since posted bond, according to jail records.

Dallas police investigate the homicide of Sergio Lopez, who died from head injuries after an incident on Shady Trail. Details and motive are unclear; public assistance is sought.

Michael Lee received dual life sentences for indecency with a child after persuading a teenager to meet and assaulting her, with his prior misconduct also exposed.

A 29-year-old was booked on terroristic-threat charges after voicemail bomb threats targeted two Keene churches; no explosives were found.

Celina ISD's board will meet in closed session Monday to review personnel matters tied to a former coach accused of filming and coercing middle‑school students. The meeting follows federal indictments and multiple civil suits.

Frisco ISD put all campuses on secure status after emailed threats. Police say the messages appear non‑credible while officers and SROs check campuses.