Dallas Police seek help in the 1990 cold case of missing 19-year-old Ashley Reed, last seen on January 14, 1990, with her abandoned car found the next day.

A man brandishing a gun led to a Dallas police-involved shooting on Joaquin Drive; he remains hospitalized in critical condition. Investigations are ongoing.

Dallas police investigate a fatal shooting on Botham Jean Boulevard where a person was found dead in their car from gunfire. The public is urged to provide any information.

The White Settlement Fire Department reported responding to 281 calls in December, with the majority being EMS and vehicle accident-related, along with other types of emergencies and inspections.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated Senior Corporal Norman Smith, who was killed in 2009 while serving a warrant. He left behind a family and a legacy of service.

Firefighters extinguished a barn fire in Godley, supported by multiple units; a civilian treated for breathing problems. The fire was out by 10:32 pm, with no ongoing danger.

Denton County ESD #1 warns of a severe cold front, advising residents to protect people, pets, pipes, and plants, and to sign up for emergency alerts.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam with callers posing as officials demanding money for unpaid fines. They advise verifying such calls and reporting them to local authorities.

The Fort Worth Fire Department extinguished a house fire on Stafford Drive, with 39 personnel responding quickly despite freezing temperatures. The occupants were unharmed, and the Red Cross is providing assistance.

The Lewisville Police Department shared Texas law enforcement facts on social media for National Trivia Day, discussing crimes, penalties, and the Texas Rangers' history.

The Lewisville Police Department noted 220 service calls, including 45 fireworks and 13 gunshots complaints on New Year's Eve, along with making 14 arrests and urging the community to aim for a quieter 2025.

The DeSoto Police Department appealed for help in finding Kevin Grant, a missing man with mental illness, who was later found safe and is set to reunite with his family.

The Duncanville Police Department corrected a false online narrative alleging a murder in their city and emphasized the importance of sharing accurate information.