Crowley Police arrested a suspect involved in a fatal shooting in Crowley, Texas, after a community-assisted search. The incident, stemming from a domestic dispute, led to the capture of Deeven Letroy Jones.

Eduardo Gonzalez, 19, was arrested by Fort Worth Police and charged with Intoxication Manslaughter and DWI after a fatal crash on I-35W, killing five people.

A fire broke out in a Forest Hill home's garage, with quick-response fire units containing it and rescuring two pets. There were no injuries reported.

A cow on FM2331 near County Road 916 caused multiple vehicle collisions last night; local fire departments responded and advised drivers to seek alternative routes.

Denzel Johnson received a 30-year sentence for fentanyl-related charges and his link to a fatal overdose, following his conviction for possessing and intending to deliver the drug.

A Dallas man was sentenced to 97 months for using a stuffed toy to traffic fentanyl pills; evidence included photos of the toy and "Santa Muerte" posters.

Dallas Police urge public help to solve the 1988 homicide of Jill Bounds, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment.

Christopher Michael Green was sentenced to life for multiple assaults, in a landmark case using Investigative Genetic Genealogy, with DNA evidence confirming his guilt.

A street racing crash in Grand Prairie resulted in the tragic death of four family members, with a teenage son hospitalized but improving. Two drivers now face charges including manslaughter.

Staci Blackmon was sentenced to 70 years for embezzling over $1 million from her employer, spending a portion on TikTok coins, and pled guilty to the charges.

The Haltom City Police are seeking witnesses to a fatal collision that occurred on August 16th at N. Beach and Rusty Dell.

The Dallas Police Department honors the late Senior Corporal Harold Franklin Baird, Jr., whose service and sacrifice are commemorated in an online tribute.

Chaos ensued at Town East Mall when a fight led to chairs being thrown, prompting false gunshots reports and early store closures. No one was injured, and police affirmed no gunfire or public danger.