Dallas Police Gang Unit conducted an operation in West End, resulting in multiple arrests and drug seizures, with six individuals charged for various offenses.

Dallas Police seek help finding Chimaobi Odu, last seen July 9 on Eagle Mountain Drive, wearing a blue t-shirt, plaid pajama pants, and orange slippers.

A man was sentenced to 50 years for drug offenses in Tarrant County after a traffic stop led to the discovery of methamphetamine and fentanyl, resulting in a guilty plea for possession with intent to deliver.

Rashawn Williams was sentenced to 30 years for aggravated assault with a firearm during a charity event for veterans.

Keller police made an arrest during a traffic stop when they found marijuana, prescription pills, and over 4 grams of meth hidden in a fake can of bathroom cleaner.

White Settlement Police warns about text scam disguised as city surveys, advising residents to be cautious and stressing that legitimate surveys would be announced on official city platforms.

Sherrod Goodspeed was sentenced to 25 years for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after pleading guilty to firing shots at his girlfriend during an argument.

Officer J. Graham from Keller Public Safety was honored for rescuing a hawk entangled in fishing line at Bear Creek Park, as detailed on their Facebook page.

Police responded to a disturbance in Garland, which escalated, leading to a SWAT intervention and a man dying from a self-inflicted gunshot. No other injuries were reported.

Ellis County Sheriff addressed a controversial arrest video, explaining the deputy's use of force was policy-compliant despite public debate over the incident.

Emergency crews in Godley are conducting water rescues due to significant flooding, with impassable roads reported. The fire department urges residents to follow road closures and stay alert.

Fireworks on July 4th sparked a fire, destroying an ATV and carport in Parker County. Emergency services responded and contained the blaze without reported injuries.

Emergency services in Texas are responding to catastrophic flooding with over 175 personnel from Texas Task Forces 1 and 2, involving rescues, the use of rescue boats and search dogs, and collaboration with military and coast guard units.