Godley Fire Department responded to a grass fire caused by a hay baler on HWY 4, advising caution to nearby drivers.

The Dallas Police Department arrested several individuals in a crackdown on human trafficking under Operation Safe Streets, as revealed in a social media post.

Dallas police arrested one person and are searching for three suspects after a downtown carjacking; no injuries were reported and investigators are asking for tips.

Arlington Police investigate a fatal collision between a Honda Civic and Ford Explorer, with the unidentified Civic driver killed and Explorer occupants injured.

A person was shot outside a gas station on South Hampton Road in Oak Cliff Monday night. Dallas police say the victim was taken to the hospital and the investigation is ongoing.

A Fort Worth man accused of killing his mother during an alleged “exorcism” has been found incompetent to stand trial and ordered to a state mental‑health facility.

Dallas police announced that 68-year-old Ida Sisk, who was reported missing earlier this week, has been safely located. Sisk was last seen on Sunday on Seevers Avenue, prompting a public search due to concerns for her well-being.

A Mercury Insurance analysis ranks the I‑35W Tollway in Tarrant County as the biggest national spike in people involved in fatal crashes; officials are boosting enforcement and studying fixes.

A person was shot early Tuesday in Pleasant Grove; Dallas Fire‑Rescue took the victim to a hospital and detectives say the investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been announced.

Five individuals were arrested in Texas for operating a million-dollar cargo theft ring, with a recovery of stolen goods including rims, vehicles, and cash.

Dallas Police found Larry Garcia, 49, fatally shot on Alcorn Avenue; no suspects are identified, and public assistance is sought in the investigation.

A federal jury convicted two Dallas men this month of running an East Dallas "trap house" that sold heroin, crack and fentanyl‑laced heroin. Authorities say the operation was tied to a Lewisville overdose; both defendants now face up to life in prison.

Awilda Perez, missing since November 13, has been found safe according to an Ovilla Police social media update.