Police in Garland, Texas, arrested 23 protesters causing disruption outside the General Dynamics plant, who obstructed traffic and business access early on March 7.

Fort Worth Police located a missing 74-year-old man with dementia using the Flock Safety Alert system, preventing a Silver Alert and safely reuniting him with his family.

Haltom City Police are searching for a thief who used distraction to steal $1,500 from a business; Detective Underwood leads the investigation and asks for public help.

Chief of Police Christopher Cook's Office seized 105 kilos of meth in a drug bust, leading to two arrests. The operation was aided by federal and local agencies, underscoring the value of interagency cooperation.

A Plano man received a 55-year prison sentence for continuous sexual abuse of a child over a 10-year period. The victim revealed the abuse as a teenager, resulting in the man's conviction.

Arlington police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred last night on Hollandale Circle; the male victim was pronounced dead at the hospital.

The Plano Texas Police Department warns against scams involving impersonators of government employees during National Consumer Protection Week, urging people to report such incidents and to hang up immediately.

Dallas Police are seeking public assistance to solve the 2016 murder of Tamika White, who was shot in a car on S. Marsalis Avenue. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

Karlove Palmer is accused of fatally shooting Bryson Rodgers after an argument over a romantic matter in Fort Worth, and has surrendered to authorities.

The Tarrant County DA praised the Fort Worth Police Department on Twitter for their work on a recent case, emphasizing their commitment to community safety.

Fort Worth Police seek public help after a body was found in the West 7th Entertainment District, with anyone having information urged to contact authorities.

Texas man, Nathanael Lane, receives a 45-year prison term for sexually assaulting an 11-year-old, with the crime caught on camera during a sleep study.

The Dallas Police Department found 86-year-old Marvin Clayton safe after he went missing on March 3. Clayton, last seen on Fordham Road, was located within 24 hours thanks to community efforts.