An early‑morning shooting on the 3500 block of Miller Avenue in east Fort Worth wounded one person; detectives with the Gun Violence Unit are investigating and no arrests have been made.

Fort Worth police released surveillance photos of six men wanted in a Dec. 23 Stockyards beating that left one man seriously injured.

A North Richland Hills man was indicted after allegedly posting online threats naming President Trump and ICE agents. Federal prosecutors say he faces up to 96 years.

Burleson Police posted its monthly Top Ten Most Wanted on Facebook and asked residents to submit tips. The roster names suspects wanted on charges from theft to fraud.

A fatal house fire on Fort Worth's southeast side left one person dead Friday night as investigators examined the 3800 block of Wilbarger Street. Authorities say the cause remains under review.

Nearly four decades after the 1987 assault that left Peggy Railey comatose, new reporting revisits the investigation, trial and the unanswered questions that still cloud Dallas.

Denton police say a 27-year-old has been arrested after similar incidents at UNT, TWU and a local gym. Detectives say they may be looking for more victims.

A Collin County judge upheld a nearly $3.2M award to a Plano student after viral 2021 accusations. The civil verdict follows a trial that found the accusers liable for intentional emotional harm.

A 911 call led officers to a Corsicana home Thursday night where three people were found dead. Police describe the case as an apparent murder‑suicide and say the investigation is ongoing.

Founders Classical Academy in Lewisville was briefly evacuated Friday after a bomb threat; police swept the campus, found no device and students returned to class.

A bomb threat Friday prompted a heavy police response on Heartz Road in Coppell; officers searched the area and later said residents could return.

A DeSoto barricade on Thursday night ended after a man shot himself and later died; two relatives escaped unharmed.

A former Crowley ISD teacher was arrested and faces multiple counts alleging an improper relationship with a student. The district says he’s no longer employed and is cooperating with investigators.