Four Fort Worth firefighters recover after a fire truck rollover en route to a house fire. Two sustained serious injuries while two had minor ones. The community shows support as the investigation continues.

A police chase in Dallas of a stolen car ended in a crash, killing four. An expert discussed pursuit policies and risks amid rising thefts and debate on the safety of such chases.

An American Airlines flight from Washington overshot the runway at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport due to a braking malfunction, with no injuries to the 105 people aboard.

The Fort Worth Police partially revealed their chase policy, keeping some details private for safety reasons, amidst a lawsuit and calls for full transparency.

Garrett Seaton attempted to escape police by jumping into the Trinity River but was apprehended and now faces charges for attempting to burglarize cars and evading arrest.

Three adults and two children were shot in a Dallas apartment parking lot; suspects remain at large. The victims are stable, and police are investigating the incident.

"America's Most Wanted" spotlights fugitive Cesar Colin, sought by North Texas police since 2016 for allegedly stabbing his ex-girlfriend. The suspect has possibly returned to the area.

Workers at the Fort Worth Molson Coors facility, represented by the Teamsters union, may strike over contract disagreements, pressing for higher wages and benefits.

Police in Waxahachie are investigating a fire caused by a firework launched from a white sedan, with no injuries reported. They urge witnesses to contact Detective Pickens.

Atmos Energy is conducting a natural gas leak detection survey in North Richland Hills as part of routine maintenance to ensure the safety of its infrastructure.

New York reminds drivers to follow the "Move Over or Slow Down" law to protect roadside workers, with fines up to $1,250 for noncompliance and possible jail time for causing serious injury.

A Texas man was sentenced to 24 years for selling fentanyl online and possessing child pornography, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas announced.

A woman with a rifle was shot by police at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church after firing shots and claiming to have a bomb. Two people were injured, and no bomb was found.