A Dallas cyclist and motorist were injured due to a police chase involving a domestic violence suspect. The cyclist miraculously survived despite being carried on a car hood.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated Officer John Crain, killed in the line of duty during a 1923 burglary, highlighting the ongoing risks faced by law enforcement.

The Dallas Police Department paid tribute to Officer Cassee Brewer on the anniversary of his death in the line of duty in 1892, marking the first such loss for the department.

Mary Green Briscoe, reported missing in Fort Worth since May 23, 2025, was found safe and reunited with her family; details of her disappearance remain undisclosed.

The White Settlement Police Department arrested Tino Napoleon Ross for possessing prohibited weapons and resisting arrest, with a federal hold preventing bond.

An 18-year-old named DeeAnthony Renaze Armstead was found shot on Roseland Avenue in Dallas; he later died from his injuries. The police are investigating the case and seeking information.

Dallas police launched a homicide investigation after finding a man shot in an alley on Berkley Avenue on May 24, 2025. The victim died, and the case remains open.

Dallas Police request public help in finding Michael Brown, missing from Bonnie View Road since May 25, urging contact via 911 or (214) 671-4268 with case number 074250-2025.

Collin County Sheriff's Office and Anna Police Department conducted a joint traffic operation on FM 455, resulting in 45 stops, 10 citations, and 35 warnings.

Two Texans were indicted for visa fraud, money laundering, and RICO conspiracy, accused of operating a visa scheme misusing EB-2, EB-3, and H-1B programs.

Amarillo man, Ronnie Craig Lance, gets 20 years for possessing child pornography, following a guilty plea and a previous conviction for a similar crime.

Missing 9-year-old Josue Daniel Vasquez Robles was found safe by the Dallas Police after a community-wide search effort. Further details of his disappearance remain undisclosed.

The Grand Prairie Police Department has warned against a scam where fraudsters pose as officers demanding money for missed court dates or warrants. People are advised to hang up and report such calls.