A Richardson police officer shot and killed a man who threatened him with a knife during a domestic violence call. The suspect had allegedly assaulted his girlfriend and ignored orders to drop the weapon.

A driver was arrested for impaired driving after crashing into a house in the 8300 block of Whitney, no injuries reported. White Settlement PD responded quickly to the scene.

The Garland Police reported a fatal shooting by Sergio Jaramillo, resulting in Gema Rostran's death and two injured.

The Dallas Police are seeking help to find a driver who struck a skateboarder and fled the scene on Audelia Road. The vehicle is a black Dodge Ram with specific damage.

A shooting near 2175 S SH 121 Business in Lewisville prompted an investigation and manhunt for the fleeing assailant. One person was injured and authorities are seeking witness information.

The Tarrant County DA praised Arlington PD and ATF agents for their commitment, as their behind-the-scenes efforts continue to enhance community safety.

The Tarrant County DA expressed gratitude to the Fort Worth Police for resolving a high-profile case, signalling strong community support for law enforcement.

Firefighters from Flower Mound and neighboring departments extinguished a 3-alarm fire that destroyed two homes, saving two elderly individuals and three dogs. No injuries were reported.

Texas A&M Forest Service fights six active wildfires, with some nearing containment. Denton firefighters join efforts, as state combats frequent wildfires.

A 21-year-old man drowned at Lake Waxahachie trying to save a teen; he was later pronounced dead at a hospital. The teen survived with the help of another person.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office honored Sheriff John B. York's legacy, the first officer killed on duty in the county in 1861, and his contributions to local law enforcement history.

A 19-year-old was arrested in Denton for DUI and evading police during Saturation Saturday. The vehicle was speeding, hit a median, and a firearm was found inside. Additional charges are possible.

The Lewisville Police Department participated in Saturation Saturday, targeting impaired drivers to prevent accidents and fatalities during a busy travel period.