A Nigerian man, Oluwanishola Jinadu, faces charges for defrauding U.S. federal programs, including unemployment insurance and PPP, by using stolen identities.

Nurse practitioner Trivikram Reddy is to forfeit over $40 million linked to healthcare fraud and money laundering, following his 2021 wire fraud conspiracy conviction.

Dallas Police report a fatal shooting on South Buckner Boulevard, where 30-year-old Victor Rojas was killed. The incident is under investigation, and authorities seek public assistance.

One man was killed and another injured in a Dallas shooting. Suspect Jonatan Espinoza faces murder and assault charges; police seek information to aid the investigation.

Dallas Police advised avoiding an area near Omni Hotel following an incident and set up a Family Reunification Center at 1400 Botham Jean Blvd, now moved to 400 N Lamar. Details remain scarce as investigations continue.

A fight at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center caused a stampede and several non-life-threatening injuries after a loud noise was mistaken for gunshots. Dallas Police confirmed no shooting occurred.

Haltom City Police arrested a suspect from a tip-off for a series of mail thefts but are still seeking a second suspect known for wearing a purple hat.

A lost, non-communicative young man was reunited with his mother thanks to the Cedar Hill Police and community's swift efforts after an urgent Facebook post.

The extradition of cartel boss Jose Rodolfo Villarreal Hernandez and 28 others to the U.S. relates to charges including interstate stalking and murder-for-hire, following a 2013 Southlake lawyer's murder.

A shooting on Dimple Jackson Street in Dallas has become a homicide investigation after the victim died from wounds sustained in the early morning incident. Authorities seek witnesses and information.

A jury convicted Albert Gonzalez of capital murder for killing a clerk during a 2021 robbery in Tarrant County; he was sentenced to life without parole.

Haltom City Police seek public aid to catch mailroom thieves who operated a white Mercedes and later a Toyota SUV, one with distinctive skeleton hand tattoos.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office used Facebook to refute accusations of withholding benefits from a fallen officer's family, emphasizing their commitment to the family and justice.