A Denton ISD school bus driver is on leave after reports of erratic driving with Evers Park Elementary students on board; the incident is under investigation.

The article recounts a fire incident at Redwood Mobile Home Park in Wylie, where emergency services responded quickly, and an ongoing investigation led to the arrest of a suspect on arson charges.

A suspect, De J. Thorpe, Jr., is wanted for a shooting at a Dallas-area Red Roof Inn that left one injured and endangered a toddler. Authorities are actively seeking information on his whereabouts.

Avery Norwood's beating case is now a homicide after he died from injuries. The incident occurred at 700 W. Mockingbird Lane in Dallas. Police are seeking information.

An Arlington rideshare driver was kidnapped by a passenger and forced to drive to Florida. The abductor, Miguel Hernandez, commandeered the car at gunpoint; the driver was freed in Miami and Hernandez was arrested.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot by a 35-year-old man after a video game-related argument in North Texas; the man was charged with murder and tampering with evidence.

The Garland Police Department in North Texas is combating a spate of bold copper thefts from public utilities, with suspects posing as utility workers.

A woman was killed crossing Highway 67 in Duncanville; the driver stopped to aid and is not expected to be charged. The accident closed northbound lanes temporarily.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking the public's help to locate Marco Antonio Martinez, a person of interest in an undisclosed case. They urge public safety and advise against taking police action.

Tarrant County sees a rise in DWI arrests, urging the Sheriff to emphasize the preventable nature of such crimes and promoting sober driving ahead of Labor Day.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam where callers pose as deputies demanding payment for missed jury duty with gift cards, a tactic not used by the actual office.

DeSoto Police Department raided four locations for illegal gambling, seized 60 machines, and $17,000. The chief warns this is just the start of their crackdown on such activities.

A Texas law firm employee, Christiane Kathleen Irwin, was sentenced to 50 months in prison for embezzling $1.5 million and ordered to pay restitution.