A driver in Texas was arrested after a deceased pedestrian was found in his car, following a crash involving suspected intoxication and failure to render aid.

A man and a teenager were shot near Paul Quinn College in Dallas, with the shooter still at large. In a separate incident, a 13-year-old was accidentally shot dead in east Oak Cliff.

A man named Salvador Gallegos Hernandez was killed in Grand Prairie when his SUV ran a red light and collided with a semi-truck. The semi driver was unhurt; police are investigating.

Two separate high-speed chases occurred in Dallas, leading to the arrest of both drivers who committed multiple traffic violations and tried evading law enforcement.

A small plane made an emergency landing on Highway 80 in Forney, Texas, with no serious injuries reported. Traffic was disrupted but the FAA is investigating.

The Fort Worth Police Department found a missing person safe and thanked the public for their help on Twitter. No further details of the case were provided.

C.B. Sparkman, who suffers from schizophrenia and dementia, was safely found after being reported missing. He had last been seen on Forestbrook Drive in a black sweatsuit with tan elbow pads.

A Lubbock woman was sentenced to 30 months for participating in a PPP loan fraud scheme, where she concealed activities that led to the theft of over $3.5 million.

A Dallas Police Department analyst, Jose Espinoza-Heras, was arrested off-duty for public intoxication and is now on administrative leave pending an investigation.

Fort Worth Police will release new details and footage from a December incident on N. Beach St. at a noon briefing, streaming live on their Facebook page.

A former Texas high school coach, JD Bales, was arrested for spending district funds at a strip club, totaling over $5,000. He had previously resigned following an internal investigation.

Ms. H Brown, a 45-year-old Plano resident, was safely found after being reported missing. The police and the community worked together to locate her. Details of her disappearance remain undisclosed.

Mathew Espinoza, 18, dies from an accidental shooting in Dallas. His family seeks justice, with Vincent Corral charged with criminally negligent homicide.