The Mansfield Police Department is seeking community help to identify a package thief captured on camera on the 900 block of Hilton Dr. Images of the suspect and vehicle have been shared.

The Wilmer Police Department advises residents to lock car doors following a spike in thefts from unlocked vehicles and to avoid leaving valuables in cars.

Residents helped extinguish a fire after a serious car crash near Poolville, leading to three hospitalizations and highlighting the bravery of locals and emergency responders.

The Dallas PD honored fallen Officer Thomas Lee Harris on social media, marking his contributions and sacrifice without detailing the circumstances of his passing.

A man was fatally shot in Dallas, and police are investigating the circumstances. Witnesses are encouraged to contact Detective Guy Curtis with any information.

The McKinney Police are seeking tips about a July 13 home burglary and have provided contact information for Detective Jenkins for anyone with information.

Dallas police are investigating a homicide where a man was found dead with gunshot wounds in a vehicle on Fernwood Avenue, with the suspect and motive still unknown.

Lydie Zebaze Metsindon was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard in Dallas on Independence Day. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Law enforcement and the FBI seek public help to catch the "Derby Desperado," responsible for two bank robberies in North Texas. The suspect remains unidentified, and a tip line is available.

A natural gas leak at the Plano Costco on Dallas Parkway led to an evacuation with Plano Fire-Rescue responding. No injuries were reported and the store's reopening time is unknown.

Dallas police are investigating the fatal shooting of Charles Dennis III on Munger Avenue. No suspects are identified, and authorities are seeking public assistance.

Haltom City police are looking for information on a dark-colored sedan involved in a hit-and-run. The public is asked to contact Detective Underwood with any leads.

A Nigerian man pleaded guilty in the U.S. for conducting a real estate email phishing scheme, facing up to 32 years in prison and possible deportation.