Six people died and three were injured in a head-on crash on U.S. Highway 67 in Johnson County. The incident involved a pickup truck and a minivan during rush hour.

A hit-and-run on Hwy 183 near DFW Airport involving a Toyota Tundra left one woman dead and another seriously injured; the Fort Worth Police seek information.

Dallas police discovered 41-year-old Calvin Daulton deceased in his home on Christmas, prompting a homicide investigation. Public assistance is sought by Detective Castillo.

An off-duty Fort Worth officer, Eduardo Gasca, was arrested on suspicion of DWI, leading to his restricted duty pending the outcome of criminal and internal investigations.

A man was stabbed by a woman in self-defense during a Christmas altercation in Fort Worth after he allegedly attempted to assault her. The man faces multiple charges.

Dallas Police re-energize efforts to solve the 1983 homicide of Thomas Clancy, seeking public information to aid Detective Christopher Evans in the ongoing investigation.

A shooting on Christmas Day in Dallas resulted in one death; police are investigating and have one person in custody. The victim's identity and shooting motive are still unknown.

An electrical fault caused a fire at David's Western Wear on Christmas Eve, causing over $50K in damages; the interior was spared and no injuries were reported.

Laura Lynch, a founding member of The Chicks, died in a car crash at 65. Her contributions to the band before their fame were honored by current members.

The murder rate in Dallas has risen, with a majority of victims being black and Hispanic males. Fort Worth, by contrast, has seen improved safety due to collaboration between police and private security.

One person died and five others were injured in a house explosion in Rogers, Texas, with two victims rushed to the hospital. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the blast.

A Christmas Eve fire at a Fort Worth apartment injured two people critically, a firefighter mildly, and displaced 25 residents; the cause is under investigation.

A fire at a Denton County auto auction lot on Christmas Eve destroyed 58 vehicles. The blaze, reported after 1:30 a.m., was extinguished by 3 a.m. The cause is under investigation.