The Dallas Police are investigating a late May shooting on Stallcup Drive, now ruled a homicide after the victim, Ramiro Alonzo, died from his injuries in June.

DeSoto Police issued an emergency missing person notice for Cecilio Alvarado, last seen in DeSoto, possibly near Lancaster. He's a Spanish-speaking 74-year-old wearing a red hat, blue shirt, jeans, and green sandals. Public assistance is requested.

A Dallas robbery led to a police chase and fatal crash, with one juvenile suspect dead and others hospitalized; police officers involved were also injured but released.

A man in Sanger, Texas, was fatally shot by deputies during an arrest warrant service after pointing a gun at them; the Texas Rangers are investigating the incident.

The Garland Police Department conducted 183 traffic stops and issued 58 seat belt citations as part of the "Click It or Ticket" campaign to enforce seat belt use in Texas.

A standoff at a Garland motel ended with one suspect killed by SWAT and another found dead; both had gunshot wounds. The incident is under investigation.

The Irving Police Department seeks public assistance to identify suspects dumping tires illegally, as shared on social media to raise awareness and encourage community involvement.

Operation Justice Trail by Dallas Police and U.S. Marshals leads to 98 fugitives arrested, clearing 167 warrants as part of a violent crime reduction plan.

Dallas Police's Underwater Recovery Team is extracting submerged vehicles from Lake Cliff Park for a possible crime investigation, with several cars already retrieved.

Main Street in Frisco was closed due to flooding, but reopened at 8 a.m. Local authorities provided detours, and the Waze app was recommended for navigation.

Burleson, Texas police warn of a gift card scam involving barcode tampering. They advise residents to check for signs of alteration before purchasing and to report suspicious cards.

The Dallas Police Department warned about phone scams demanding payment, noting that legitimate entities don't ask for money over calls or via gift cards. They urge reporting such scams to their Financial Crimes Unit.

Jamie Hackney, a 36-year-old from Fort Worth, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for creating and transporting child pornography following a guilty plea.