A driver was arrested after crashing into a restaurant's wall due to impaired driving and unlawfully carrying a handgun; no injuries occurred despite the potential danger.

Wanda Meyer Offord, an 81-year-old woman with dementia from Garland, Texas, was found safe after being reported missing. The police are arranging her reunion with her family.

The FBI Dallas office uses Investigative Genetic Genealogy to solve cold cases and relies on public DNA database submissions to assist in their investigations.

The Arlington Police arrested a student from Lamar High School for a threat, also detaining two others, including an 18-year-old, for making school threats.

Dallas police found 17-year-old Demaryae Dequan Hill-Young fatally shot on Burger Avenue. The case remains active as investigators seek public assistance.

Dallas Police request public aid to identify a male suspect in an Elm Street aggravated assault case on September 12.

A trash truck hit a power line in White Settlement, prompting local authorities and fire departments to secure the area and evacuate a nearby building. Oncor is addressing the incident; no injuries reported.

The Mesquite Police Department reports an increase in online threats of school violence in North Texas and has made arrests, urging parents to educate their children about the consequences.

The Irving Police Department advises the public to regularly monitor financial accounts for fraudulent activity and suggests preventative measures like updating passwords and enabling alerts.

A Coppell resident received a fake letter soliciting money, masquerading as from the National Police Association, prompting a police warning about such frauds.

Juelz Sincere Armstead from San Angelo has been indicted for producing child pornography and cyberstalking, including harassing victims and causing emotional distress. He remains in custody as the case proceeds, presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The final defendant in the Medoc Health Services kickback scheme was sentenced, concluding a case that cost federal programs over $4.4 million in fraud.

Dallas Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Tamesha Hicks, which occurred on September 7, 2024. Despite medical efforts, Hicks died on September 10. Detective Guy Curtis is seeking information from the public related to the case.