A late-night shooting on Prosperity Avenue in East Oak Cliff left an unidentified man dead; Dallas police are asking anyone with information to call.

Two suspects were arrested after a shooting on Wimbelton Way left a baby dead; Dallas police have upgraded charges to capital murder.

A Denton man will serve 50 years without parole after a Collin County jury found him guilty of repeatedly sexually abusing a severely autistic child. Prosecutors say DNA evidence and a forensic interview helped convict him.

Two separate Deep Ellum shootings left a security guard dead and several others wounded as police sealed off parts of the entertainment district overnight.

A newly hired McNeil High coach was arrested May 4 on a Tarrant County warrant tied to a January 2024 incident. Round Rock ISD has placed him on administrative leave.

Richardson police shot a robbery suspect after a call to a Belt Line Road store; the man is hospitalized and the Dallas County DA’s office is reviewing the shooting. Detectives are asking for video from witnesses.

A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 40 years after prosecutors say officers seized more than 5,000 fentanyl pills and other drugs from his apartment.

A large multiagency police response has cordoned off the parking lot outside Gwangjang Korean Market in Carrollton; authorities asked people to avoid the area while they investigate.

Carrollton police are investigating an active scene on the 1500 block of W. Hebron Parkway. Media staging is set up at 1528 W. Hebron Pkwy and the public is asked to avoid the area.

Fort Worth police say they are investigating an officer-involved shooting near the 3600 block of Outlet Blvd; PIOs are on scene and officials report no ongoing threat.

Human skeletal remains were found near a Mark Street home in Sulphur Springs; Texas Rangers and local detectives recovered additional bones and sent them to a Dallas lab.

Two people died and a third was critically injured after a car struck a tree in the 2200 block of North Jim Miller Road in Pleasant Grove. Emergency crews freed three people from the wrecked vehicle; investigators are still probing the cause.

A Tawakoni volunteer firefighter was arrested on a child‑grooming charge and booked into the Hunt County Jail; bond was set at $100,000. The department suspended a member in March.