A jackknifed 18-wheeler on I35E near Mayhill caused a complete blockage and significant delays, with the City of Denton and local news providing updates.

The FBI Dallas, with local police, arrested Justin Lee Chambers for a Dallas bank robbery. He was captured in Grapevine, Texas, and faces charges, but is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The Mansfield Police Department found Laura Santiago safe after she was reported missing when she disappeared while her husband was inside Discount Tire Company.

Fort Worth police request public aid in identifying a suspect involved in downtown vandalism, following released footage from a July 21st incident involving damaged flower pots.

Daisha, reported missing in Denton, was found safe according to a Facebook update by the local police, offering relief to a community that had rallied for her return.

The Dallas Police seek information on the 2004 murder of Lawrence Wheat, offering a $5,000 reward for leads on the suspect, a male seen fleeing Wheat's home.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on I-35W near downtown Fort Worth; the driver is cooperating with the investigation. Traffic has resumed normally.

The Tarrant County DA thanked Fort Worth Police for their efforts in a recent case, emphasizing community safety, with details of the case unspecified.

Brandon Keith Ritter, 38, reported missing in Texas, has been found safe and the Endangered Missing Person alert has been discontinued, as announced by the Irving Police Department.

A senior Dallas Police employee was arrested on a warrant for a traffic accident involving property damage and placed on administrative leave pending investigation.

The Dallas community faces unrest after a fatal shooting on Audelia Road, where 28-year-old Ariel Wesley was killed. Suspect Amori Jones has been charged with the crime.

Five people were shot and a police officer was injured in an early morning shooting at a Dallas gas station. The officer's injury was said to be non-life-threatening. Investigation is ongoing amid a citywide surge in violence.

Fort Worth Police received thanks for their work in a case where a mother confronted her child's killer in court, reflecting community reliance on law enforcement.