A deadly crash on southbound Highway 67 near Danieldale and Main in Duncanville blocked the service road and a right lane while investigators worked the scene.

Haltom City police executed search warrants Friday in the Huddleston/White Creek area, arresting two adults and seizing drugs and firearms, the department said.

Multiple people were shot Friday in a Birdville ISD parking lot in Haltom City; authorities cordoned off the area as police investigated.

Garland police say detectives are on scene after a homicide in the 2900 block of South First Street; the investigation remains in its early stages.

A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison after admitting he produced sexually explicit videos of two young children, prosecutors say.

A Dallas nonprofit's lawsuit asks a judge to quiet title to a Magna Vista house and seeks damages, reopening a 2020 deed dispute that judges and prosecutors have been untangling.

Dallas police say two people were arrested after officers exchanged gunfire on the 2700 block of W. Jefferson Boulevard; no injuries were reported and body-cam video will be shown Friday.

Early‑morning thieves rammed a pickup into a Greenville Avenue vape shop, grabbed at least $10,000 in product and left heavy damage. Police are investigating.

A Dallas family says their toddler was abused at a gym-run daycare and has filed suit alleging supervision and safety failures. The case raises fresh questions about oversight of fitness-center childcare.

A fast-moving fire at the Studio 6 motel on the West Freeway in White Settlement displaced roughly 150 residents; one person was hospitalized and the Red Cross is assisting.

Three Arlington relatives were sentenced after a jury found them guilty in a tax refund fraud scheme; courts ordered more than $1.7M repaid. The government says they sought about $8.5M in bogus refunds.

Fort Worth police staged media at Alison's Food Store after an officer-involved shooting reported around 9:34 p.m.; officials released few details while investigators worked the scene.

A Dallas County jury awarded $1.1 billion after finding a stepfather responsible for a 2021 beating that left a child permanently disabled.