Euless Police evacuated KEYS High School and DAEP after a bomb threat. Approximately 1,200 evacuated; no explosives found. Incident linked to similar threats across central Texas.

Mario Gonzales, Jr. received a 44-year sentence for evading arrest with a vehicle in North Richland Hills, with his habitual offender status influencing the jury's decision.

A severe storm in Denton County led to an overturned semi-truck, prompt emergency services to rescue the trapped driver, who sustained minor injuries.

Zanthia Harris was fatally shot in Dallas; suspect John Harris, known to the victim, has been charged with her murder.

Emergency responders were dispatched to the Whitley water tower due to a false fire alert caused by a construction light. No fire was present and the situation was quickly resolved.

An apartment wall in White Settlement collapsed due to heavy winds, damaging a parked vehicle but causing no injuries. Authorities are assessing the damage and ensuring building safety.

A Fort Worth man, Sharif Ahmad Jasmine, received a 50-year prison sentence for Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, manipulating a minor for explicit material using Wi-Fi as leverage.

A Nigerian man, Oluwanishola Jinadu, faces charges for defrauding U.S. federal programs, including unemployment insurance and PPP, by using stolen identities.

Nurse practitioner Trivikram Reddy is to forfeit over $40 million linked to healthcare fraud and money laundering, following his 2021 wire fraud conspiracy conviction.

Dallas Police report a fatal shooting on South Buckner Boulevard, where 30-year-old Victor Rojas was killed. The incident is under investigation, and authorities seek public assistance.

One man was killed and another injured in a Dallas shooting. Suspect Jonatan Espinoza faces murder and assault charges; police seek information to aid the investigation.

Dallas Police advised avoiding an area near Omni Hotel following an incident and set up a Family Reunification Center at 1400 Botham Jean Blvd, now moved to 400 N Lamar. Details remain scarce as investigations continue.

A fight at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center caused a stampede and several non-life-threatening injuries after a loud noise was mistaken for gunshots. Dallas Police confirmed no shooting occurred.