The Tarrant County DA thanked the Arlington Police for their work on a high-profile murder case resulting in a 40-year sentence for 17-year-old Julian Howard.

Renay Juan Moreno received a 45-year sentence for murder and robbery at a smoke shop, where Mahmoud Ghanim was killed. The Tarrant County DA praised the Fort Worth Police for their work.

White Settlement and Dallas Police recovered $150k in stolen construction equipment, seized firearms and drugs, and made an arrest following a burglary investigation.

A water main break in Mesquite disrupted services and repairs are expected to continue until evening. The cause is unknown, and the economic impact is being assessed.

A woman was fatally shot on N. Beckley Avenue in Dallas; the police are investigating the incident and have urged the public to help by providing information.

A suspect attempted a carjacking in Coppell, causing a multi-car crash, and successfully stole another vehicle. Police are investigating the incident.

Arlington Police are investigating a fatal collision between a motorcycle and a car at S. Cooper St and Wimbledon Dr., where a 20-year-old motorcyclist died.

Dallas Police, with help from the FBI and other agencies, arrested Gregory Noble, 55, for multiple violent crimes including a bank robbery and carjackings.

Dallas Police located Jesus Martinez, 75, safely after he was reported missing. He was last seen driving a silver Dodge Dakota with Texas plates TCR7418. The community had been asked to assist.

Parker County ESD 1, with aid from nearby stations, tackled a house fire on Carter Rd. All occupants were safe, and a dog was rescued and treated. Officials warned of heightened fire risk due to windy conditions.

Arlington PD seeks public help via social media to find missing 15-year-old Taya Ellison, last seen on Feb 10. She's described as a white female with brown curly hair and a nose piercing.

Keller Public Safety warns about a new text message toll scam with a suspicious weblink containing the word "phis,” advising residents to be cautious.

A Texas concrete company settled a lawsuit for $1.8 million after being accused of wrongly obtaining a PPP loan despite ineligibility due to owner's criminal charges.