U.S. Attorney Simonton defends federal efforts to combat North Texas's meth crisis, highlighting meticulous prosecution, especially against armed gangs and cartels, and rejecting media portrayal of harsh sentencing as unjust.

The White Settlement Fire Department announced the death of firefighter Dalton Ingram in an off-duty accident, mourning his passing and celebrating his jovial spirit.

The FBI arrested Christopher Lynn Driskill, previously named "John Doe 49," for suspected child sexual exploitation following a public appeal for information.

An Irving man is charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault after a fatal multi-car crash in University Park, where he ran a red light, resulting in one death and critical injuries to a child.

Two people were hospitalized after a shooting near the DART MLK Jr. Station in South Dallas; suspects remain at large.

A man was arrested in White Settlement with explosives and guns in his van, potentially planning to attack a local church. He is still hospitalized, and charges are pending.

Two individuals were sentenced to a combined 15 years in prison for their roles in a 15-year-old girl's fatal fentanyl overdose in Carrollton, as announced by a U.S. Attorney.

A shooting in Dallas resulted in one fatality and one injury. Police are investigating and seeking information on the incident that occurred on Skillman Street.

A truck incident on East Irving Boulevard caused significant damage, including downed light poles, leading to road closure warnings by Irving Police. Details on the cause and injuries are pending as recovery efforts continue.

DeSoto Police arrested Juan Tovar after a citizen reported suspicious activity. Tovar resisted arrest and was found with a knife; he also had outstanding warrants.

Christopher Lynn Driskill is charged with producing child pornography after distinctive tattoos helped authorities identify him as the suspect in a child molestation case.

Three teens charged as adults with murder after a misdirected shooting killed Brian Cason Pence in North Richland Hills, prompted by a "juvenile feud."

A man named Akil Rice has been charged with murder after a fatal stabbing in South Dallas. He was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Task Force and is held without bond.