Two Dallas officers were terminated for policy violations; one for untruthful conduct and not performing paid off-duty work, the other for public intoxication.

A Dallas Police squad car hit a pedestrian, now critical, on Elam Road. The officer didn't use emergency lights; the woman ran into traffic. She received first aid from the officer; an investigation is ongoing.

A driver in Mansfield, Texas, died when their Chevy Trax hit a drainage pipe and caught fire early Saturday morning, despite emergency services' quick response.

A SWAT team in North Richland Hills, Texas, arrested a man following a standoff which started with a domestic disturbance call. The arrest came after police used gas to extract the suspect from his vehicle.

Jermal Burrell was arrested for the fatal shooting of Cameron Chavers in South Dallas, following an argument on June 18. He faces a murder charge with bail set at $1 million.

Explosion in Ike, Texas triggers investigation by local and federal agencies; no casualties reported, and authorities call for public patience during the probe.

After gunfire in Shadybrook, a chase ended with a crash and two arrests in Duncanville; Cedar Hill Police found an AK-47 style pistol, ammo, and drugs in the vehicle.

Ex-fire chief Troy Mac Hohenberger from Argyle, Texas, was sentenced to 50 months in prison for financial misconduct and lying to the U.S. Department of Labor.

Eastbound lanes on SH 183 were closed due to a police situation, causing delays between Brown Trail and Industrial. Details were not provided, but the Bedford PD later announced the reopening of the lanes.

A Dallas hotel security guard, Michael Alexander, was involved in a fatal shooting with Cameron Birdwell after a confrontation escalated at the hotel.

Milton Angel Masariego-Cruz, 22, reported missing in Dallas, has been found safe. No details on the circumstances of his disappearance or recovery were given.

The Coppell Police Department reported 11 vehicle burglary incidents in July, with unlocked cars targeted and two firearms stolen. They emphasize the importance of locking cars and securing firearms to prevent such opportunistic crimes.

A Kennedale tax preparer, Tony Floyd, received a 77-month prison sentence for committing a $2.6 million tax fraud, involving roughly 400 falsified returns. He must also pay over $1.9 million in restitution.