A new pro‑bono appeal team has filed motions asking a Collin County judge to be removed and seeking a retrial, saying procedural errors tainted the June verdict.

A person was killed Tuesday night near Maryland Ave and Corning Ave in South Oak Cliff; police confirmed the fatality but offered few details.

A former Brazos County juvenile probation officer was sentenced to 190 months after traveling to Wylie to meet what he believed was an 11‑year‑old arranged on the dark web.

Two Dallas officers were injured when a suspected impaired driver struck their patrol vehicle at Abrams and Royal; the driver has been arrested and faces charges.

Fort Worth filed suit to declare the Central Motel on East Lancaster a nuisance, citing repeated criminal activity and a homicide investigation.

A 27-year-old man, Jeremy Walker, fell from a moving vehicle on Pinyon Tree Road and died days later. Dallas police have opened a homicide investigation.

A shooting in the GM Arlington plant parking lot left a 24-year-old hospitalized; police say the shooter called 911 and surrendered. Investigators have the suspect in custody and charges are pending.

A coordinated Homeland Security Task Force in Texas secured five federal sentences totaling 903 months and seized thousands of counterfeit fentanyl pills and nearly $92K.

A drive-by shootout on South Malcolm X Boulevard left two women injured and more than 60 shell casings littered across the block, police say.

A two‑alarm house fire in Far North Dallas badly damaged a home Monday night; the roof collapsed and dozens of firefighters worked to protect nearby houses.

Detectives say reporting an alleged affair at Prosper PD led to a wave of personnel moves and six demotions. The claims have sparked accusations of retaliation and questions about oversight.

A woman died July 5 after a Maserati took a curve too fast and struck her on Belt Line Road in Grand Prairie. Police say the driver is cooperating and the investigation remains open.

A growing network of Flock license‑plate cameras is scanning cars across Dallas‑Fort Worth. Here’s what they record, who can access the data and how long it’s kept.