The Dallas Police Department honored Officer Johnny Sides, killed during a traffic stop in 1951, highlighting the dangers law enforcement officers face.

The Dallas Police Dept. honored Officer Leroy Wood, who was accidentally killed by his partner's ricochet while trying to disarm a suspect on Feb 7, 1922.

Dallas Police Department warns of rising impersonation scams, urging residents to report suspicious calls or messages demanding money to their Financial Crimes Unit.

A 29-year-old man was charged with threatening to shoot up a Lubbock elementary school after FBI received a tip about his threatening posts on BlueSky.

A man in San Angelo was sentenced to 2.5 years in federal prison for firing a gun into the air and illegal firearm possession as an undocumented immigrant.

Naasson Hazzard, an Austin truck driver, was convicted of kidnapping resulting in death after a trial and is facing an automatic life sentence for the murder of a 25-year-old woman.

Dallas Police confirmed that Ms. Gloria Wright, reported missing earlier, has been found safe. No details on her disappearance or recovery were disclosed.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking tips via social media to locate Edgar Zamorano-Montes De Oca, wanted for a shooting that occurred on December 9, 2024. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

Police responded to a shooting at a motel in White Settlement, detained suspects, and provided medical aid to the victim. Multiple agencies are aiding the ongoing investigation.

After a vehicular accident in Godley, an exhaustive search eventually led to finding a victim with the aid of drone technology, before the City of Godley Fire Department cleared the scene.

Gunfire on Coventry Park Drive in Haltom City led to one non-fatal injury and a swift police response; a suspect was detained, and the investigation is ongoing.

The White Settlement Fire Department reported 300 calls in January, including emergency, false alarm, and community service responses, demonstrating their continuous service to the community.

Fort Worth experiences a surge in telecommunications wire theft, disrupting services and causing a 545% rise in AT&T wire theft cases, prompting a police crackdown and community awareness efforts.