The Dallas Police are investigating the homicide of Ira Lollis, who died after being assaulted on Polk Street on December 9 and passing away on December 27.

Gabriella Anchondo was rearrested for intoxication manslaughter after striking a pedestrian in North Richland Hills two weeks following her release on bond for a previous DWI.

An altercation at Arlington Parks Mall led to a shooting, injuring two people. The mall was evacuated and is expected to reopen after the incident. The shooter remains at large.

The Irving Police Department is seeking the public's help to identify and locate a suspect responsible for multiple robberies. They've released a video for clues and provided contact information for tips.

Dallas Police issued an alert for missing 72-year-old Bill Wafer, last seen on Pine Street, wearing a brown suit and black jacket. Authorities urge public assistance.

April Lacey filed a lawsuit claiming she was sexually assaulted by a staff member at FMC Carswell, a federal prison, and seeks to prevent further abuse.

A Dallas firefighter and two others were injured in a vehicle crash involving a fire engine, marking the second such incident for the department in a week.

Dallas Police investigate a double homicide on Scyene Road; both victims died, and the assailants are at large. The case is ongoing with Detective Silva in charge.

A Coppell, Texas neighborhood was evacuated due to a suspected gas leak, with officials and Atmos Energy crews responding on Monday night for safety assessments and repairs.

Eight puppies were rescued by a Good Samaritan and taken to the Humane Society of North Texas after being found in a duct-taped box by a Fort Worth highway.

Arlington authorities warn of $2,000 fines for illegal fireworks and offer a digital reporting tool for residents to report violations on New Year's Eve.

A man died from gunfire in a Fort Worth road rage incident on Interstate 35W. The shooter stayed for police questioning, but charges are pending. A separate I-30 shooting injured a truck driver.

A head-on collision in Johnson County, Texas, resulted in the death of six people, including two children from a Georgia family, and critical injuries to others.