The Collin County Sheriff’s Office reported success in shutting down phone scams where victims were defrauded by fraudsters impersonating law enforcement.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam with callers posing as officials demanding fines for missed court dates or jury duty and asks the public to report such incidents.

The Denton Police Department responded to a video showing officers detaining a man without legs, claiming they followed procedure despite social media controversy.

Old Justin Road in Argyle reopened after a trash truck fire was extinguished by first responders. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Dallas police seized drugs and guns during patrols, arresting three, including Kendrick Mathis on felony charges.

Paul Branton, 54, was convicted of murder in a Tarrant County jury trial and sentenced to 15 years for the shooting death of James Jones on April 23, 2022. The DA appreciated Fort Worth Police's efforts.

Firefighters from Godley and nearby departments contained a grass fire near County Roads 1010 and 904, covering 48 acres without property damage. The collaboration was key to controlling the situation.

Two pickup trucks collided on IH 820, causing a fatal crash and one vehicle to catch fire; the driver was pronounced dead, and the other cooperated with the investigation.

DeSoto police arrested Luis Vidaurri after a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle; he was charged with evading in a vehicle and operating a stolen vehicle. No injuries were reported.

The Burleson Police in Texas warns of a scam involving fake tax board messages and provides cybersecurity advice, including an upcoming awareness event.

The Lewisville Police have secured the area after a shooting incident, with no further threat and expressed gratitude to the community for cooperation.

The White Settlement Police commended Officers Conley, Leal, Stokes, and Sgt. Banner on social media for preventing a potentially dangerous situation with an impaired driver, emphasizing the risks of drunk driving.

Irving Police are seeking help to find 65-year-old Julie Hello, last seen near Lake Carolyn Parkway. They urge anyone with information to call or dial 911.