Elisa Johnson, missing from Dallas, has been found safe. The 55-year-old was reported missing on October 24, 2025, and located after an intense search.

Christopher Whitt was arrested by Dallas Police as a suspect in a homicide and is now in Dallas County Jail; the Mesquite Police Department acknowledged the collaborative effort in a social media post.

Clifford Johnson was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Tarrant County and sentenced to 45 years in prison for attacking his girlfriend and shooting at a vehicle.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is seeking information from the public to help recover a stolen white F250 pickup truck from Sanger, Texas and has assigned an investigator to the case.

The Irving Police Department announced the safe recovery of 76-year-old Nghi Si Huynh in Garland after a community search effort prompted by a Silver Alert.

Arlington Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect from Parks Mall, after they fled with a bracelet during a sale meetup. Images of the suspect and car are released for information leading to an arrest.

A grand jury in Denton County has charged three current and former Denton police officers following an investigation into misuse of force and record tampering.

Rafael Rodriguez Jr. was charged with arson and related offenses after allegedly breaking into Boulevard Baptist Church in Burleson, Texas, and starting a fire.

Police are searching for 42-year-old Christopher Whitt for the murder of Keisha Hillard. Tips can be reported to Mesquite Police or the US Marshals Service.

Dallas Police have reclassified the investigation of a fire on Eastwood Drive as a homicide after finding a body at the scene; they are seeking information from the public.

An explosion and subsequent fire destroyed a home and damaged neighboring properties in The Colony, TX, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

A man died after a burial vault fell on him at Restland Funeral Home in Dallas, despite rescue efforts using hydraulic tools. OSHA may investigate the incident.

Following a 12-year-old's drowning at The Scuba Ranch, instructor Bill Armstrong and Scuba Toys face a "permanent suspension." Equipment crucial to the investigation wasn't initially collected, and the case remains open.