The FBI acts as an electoral watchdog, investigating election fraud and urging public vigilance in reporting potential crimes to ensure fair elections.

A Lake Dallas police officer identified and helped arrest fugitive Dale Bryan Ward, who was caught without incident and booked for outstanding felony warrants and additional charges.

A car crashed into the facade of a Denton business center, causing damage but no injuries; the elderly driver confused the pedals. The cause and potential charges are under investigation.

FWPD seeks public help in finding a missing person, sharing an appeal and photo on social media, and urging people to call 817-392-4222 with any information.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in Irving after police responded to an alleged auto theft, with the Irving Police Department providing limited details as the investigation is ongoing.

911 services in Cedar Hill faced temporary disruptions, prompting the Police to reroute calls to a backup center and advise residents to use a non-emergency number if issues persisted. The situation was resolved, with the cause undisclosed.

A 9-1-1 outage in Duncanville, TX, led to emergency calls being rerouted to a backup center, with residents given a non-emergency line for contact. Services have since been restored and normal operations resumed.

Shawn Darfour received a 60-year no-parole sentence for sexually abusing a child, following a successful prosecution by the Collin County District Attorney's Office.

The Tarrant County DA's office praised the Fort Worth Police Department on Twitter for their work on a recent case.

One person died in a two-vehicle crash on W. University Drive, Denton, which led to a temporary closure of eastbound lanes. The lanes have reopened, and the police continue their investigation.

The Midlothian Police Department announced that suspects responsible for vandalizing a local park restroom have been identified, thanking the community for their assistance.

Police Commissioner C. Ed Parsley was fatally shot by a former officer, resulting in the officer's death and injuries to two other officers. The Fort Worth community is mourning the loss.

Caylen Washington from Fort Worth, who was reported missing and has a history of mental illness, was found safe, as confirmed by the Euless Police Department.