An argument over sharing fries in a Fort Worth community led to a fatal shooting, where a man was shot in the head and later pronounced dead; the suspect fled and remains at large.

Haley Marie Vazquez, a missing 25-year-old with an intellectual disability, was found safe by Fort Worth Police.

The Irving Police Department announced that a missing person, Gerardo, was found and is being reunited with his family. Community and social media efforts aided in the search.

A 24-year-old was arrested in Dallas after police linked him to two phone thefts hours apart in Keller and Arlington.

A Frisco man, Nolan Anthony Ritchie, was indicted on six federal sex‑trafficking counts in the Eastern District of Texas; the FBI and Frisco Police investigated.

A Tarrant County grand jury declined to indict a woman on arson in the Sept. Fort Worth house fire that badly wounded a firefighter. The decision prompted an emotional reaction from the injured firefighter.

Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson was arrested in Orange County after deputies say she was driving 104 mph on State Road 429. She’s been booked on a dangerous speeding charge and is being held on a $500 bond.

Dozens of officers raided jewelry stores in Frisco and Irving, seizing gold, cash and crypto in a probe of a fraud ring that targeted older residents.

A 15-year-old named Ricardo Acevedo died after being shot in east Fort Worth; 17-year-old Justin Wells was charged with manslaughter nearly a month later.

The roof of Kingdom Culture Worship Centre in Cedar Hill collapsed under heavy snow, but no injuries occurred as the church was closed. The damage affected equipment and furniture, with leaders expressing shock and hope for rebuilding.

A tow truck driver and police officers collaborated to save a man from icy waters in Seagoville, with the victim improving after Narcan was administered.

A Fort Worth man died after a Wednesday-night dispute over french fries at an apartment complex turned into gunfire; police say the suspect fled and detectives are investigating.

Dallas Police arrested repeat burglar Roderick Rogers on multiple felony warrants, highlighting the collaboration with Downtown Dallas Inc. to curb local crime.