The Dallas Police are conducting a homicide investigation after a 53-year-old man, Biong Deng Kual, died from stab wounds incurred on Ridgecrest Road. The case is ongoing with no suspect details released.

A tow truck driver was killed by a motorist who fell asleep at the wheel. Grapevine Police stress the dangers of drowsy driving in their public statement.

Missing 64-year-old Michael Wayne Fields was found safe, according to Dallas police, after disappearing on April 19 and last seen on S. Corinth Street.

Chief Carl Smith reassured that Missy Bevers' unsolved murder remains a priority for Midlothian Police, with over 3,000 tips received and ongoing investigative efforts.

TCAT investigators found two vehicles with altered VINs, a Dodge Challenger and a SCAT PACK, at a local auto shop during a fraud inspection. No arrests have been announced.

Crime Stoppers in Tarrant County is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for tips leading to the arrest of their most wanted fugitives, as announced in a Facebook post.

The Irving Police Department provided an update on a murder case from April 7, asking the public for information and promising more details as the investigation progresses.

The Tarrant County DA's office, under DA Phil Sorrells, filed 349 sexual violence cases from 2021-2023, reflecting their commitment to justice for survivors.

Carlos Goodspeed, claiming to run “Straight Like That Entertainment,” was charged with fraud, having allegedly scammed investors by promising large returns from concerts of artists like Beyonce, only to misuse the funds.

An 81-year-old missing man, Ricardo Fernandez, was found safe in Dallas following a citywide search initiated by the police, who had asked for the public's help.

The article discusses the critical work of the Crime Against Children Unit, which has been active for three years in combating child abuse and ensuring justice for victims.

The Dallas Police Department has issued a #WantedWednesday alert for Justin Greer, asking the public for tips via Crime Stoppers and cautioning against taking action themselves.

Holly Ann Elkins was convicted for her role in the murder of Alyssa Burkett, after orchestrating a campaign of harassment that culminated in Burkett's stabbing and shooting death.