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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.
The Richardson Animal Shelter delayed its April 17 opening due to a broken water line, with repairs underway and updates on the new opening date provided via social media and city announcements.
Rev. Jason Myers of Trinity Episcopal Church was arrested for soliciting a minor online. His duties have been suspended as the investigation proceeds.
Two victims sue Chiefs WR Rashee Rice and SMU CB Teddy Knox for $11 million after a severe car crash in Dallas, citing injuries and reckless behavior.
The Dallas Police Department is seeking new information in the 1978 murder of Joe Tony Jaramillo and has highlighted the case on Facebook for #ColdCaseTuesday.
An 18-wheeler accident caused a major traffic delay in Dallas County, but the Sheriff's Department cleared the scene efficiently, reopening the highway by Monday afternoon.
The Tarrant County DA praised the Fort Worth Police for their work in an unspecified case, reflecting the department's commitment to community safety.
A Texas court sentenced Joseph Ray to 52 years for repeatedly sexually abusing a child, with the conviction bolstered by child exploitation material found on Ray's phone.
A police report details a DUI incident where an unbelted driver crashed into trees and was seriously injured. The Arlington PD emphasized the dangers of drunk driving.
A child in Duncanville, Texas, died after a dog attack, despite emergency services' efforts. The incident is under investigation, and the dog is in animal control custody.
Haltom High School experienced a lockdown after a false alarm; no threat was present, causing a large police response and community concern. School resumed after the all-clear.
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