Tarrant County Sheriff's team, with SWAT and Unbound Now, struck against human and narcotics trafficking, an initiative commended on the DA's website.

The Plano Police responded to a swatting incident which they confirmed was a hoax, emphasizing its seriousness and the strain it places on police-community relations. Investigations are ongoing, with potential criminal charges to follow.

The Tarrant County DA commended Fort Worth Police's Narcotics Section for successful operations. Details were not given, but the community responded positively.

Recent data reveals high numbers of children affected by gun violence in the U.S., with free gun locks offered by the Irving Police Department to promote safety.

An electrical transformer fire in Frisco caused power outages, affecting The Star and other locations, leading to business disruptions and elevator rescues. No injuries were reported as crews work on restoration.

A grass fire on Dunham Road in Flower Mound, sparked by a vehicle fire, consumed 5 acres but was extinguished by local fire departments with no evacuations needed.

Dallas Police confirm Christopher Coley, reported missing, has been found safe. Details of his recovery are undisclosed.

Dallas Police are seeking the public's help to locate 17-year-old suspect Pablo Veliz for two homicides. Veliz is linked to the murders of a 16-year-old and another man. The police have issued arrest warrants and encourage tips.

A suspect was arrested after threatening patrons in an establishment on N Belt Line Rd. Police swiftly intervened, and no injuries were reported. The investigation is ongoing.

A fatal shooting in Dallas resulted in the death of Stephano Osorio, 23, and injured a 16-year-old male. Salvador Martinez, 20, has been charged with murder.

The Plano Texas Police Department warns of scammers using SEO to steer users to fake websites, where they pose as customer service to pilfer personal and account information. They advise using bookmarks and typing URLs directly to avoid these scams.

Frisco Police warns of scammers impersonating officers to steal money, urging residents to report suspicious calls and stay wary of payment requests via gift cards.

The Frisco Police Department has issued a humorous warning about a scam involving non-existent blinker fluid, reminding drivers to use their turn signals and be vigilant on the road.