The White Settlement Police Department arrested Zachary Cowan for theft at a sports store and possession of a controlled substance, showcasing their swift response and efficiency.

Ukrainian hacker Yaroslav Vasinskyi was sentenced to over 13 years in prison for his role in a $700 million ransomware scheme, with international law enforcement collaboration highlighted.

A U.S. Marshals deputy and three officers were shot while serving a warrant in Charlotte, causing injuries and a significant loss for the law enforcement community.

The Fort Worth PD was recognized by the Tarrant County DA for their effective work on a recent case, earning public gratitude and reinforcing community trust.

A train halt in Arlington caused hours-long delays, leading to a city-wide traffic snarl. Police redirected drivers to other routes. The train eventually moved, and normal traffic resumed.

Dallas Police continue to investigate Ashley Moore's 2021 murder, seeking public tips and offering a $5,000 Crime Stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest.

Two shootings occurred in Fort Worth with one man hospitalized and suspects at large; police are investigating the incidents that took place around 6 p.m. at separate gas stations.

Students will go back to class at Bowie and Roosevelt High Schools in North Texas following shootings last week, with increased security and resources for mental health.

A three-year-old boy from San Marcos was found safe in Dallas after an AMBER Alert. The suspect, 46-year-old Joey Torres, was arrested. The child's relationship with Torres is unspecified, but they are related.

Dallas ISD police respond to a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High, admitting to security lapses and implementing new safety measures and staff retraining.

Mansfield Police seek help in identifying a woman suspected of scamming an elderly lady by pretending to befriend her, asking the public to contact Detective Perez with any information.

A woman's body, tentatively identified as Kylie Doyle, was found inside a vehicle linked to a missing person case in Frisco, Texas; no foul play is suspected.

23 drug traffickers in Lubbock, Texas, have been sentenced to a total of 218 years in prison, with Beatrice Gutierrez receiving an 18-year sentence for meth distribution.