Two Dallas officers were transported to the hospital after a collision during an emergency response near Peavy Road and North Buckner Boulevard. Other driver uninjured; traffic affected.

The Burleson Police Department has cleared a crash at E Renfro St. and S Hurst Rd, reopening the road for traffic. Details on the crash's cause and injuries are pending.

A Charles Dilbeck motor‑court on Harry Hines is now at the center of a Dallas lawsuit that calls the Cole Manor Motel an "infamous crime hub." A court ordered nearly $1M in penalties and a Dec. 21 security deadline ahead of January hearings.

Mesquite Police arrest 32-year-old Matthan Lough for child grooming related to his roles at a Christian Center and school.

White Settlement and Fort Worth Police collaborated in a car chase involving a stolen vehicle, ending in the arrest of two suspects after a foot pursuit near a motel. The operation showcased inter-departmental teamwork and police efficiency.

A person was found shot on the 2400 block of Meyers Street Thursday; Dallas police say the victim died at the scene as detectives investigate.

City officials say scammers are sending fake planning invoices that demand wire transfers. Verify invoices with city staff; police are investigating.

A Tyler man was sentenced to 33 months after admitting he recruited drivers to transport undocumented migrants via social media. Bank records and texts tied him to the scheme.

The Arlington Police Department launched the Safe Roads Initiative to target driving violations and enhance road safety, especially in light of the holiday season.

Cedar Hill Police assisted U.S. Marshals in a warrant service leading to an arrest on Sims Drive, with details on the individual and charges undisclosed.

The state now lets sexual-assault survivors get forensic exams and DNA testing without filing a police report. Results appear in Track-Kit and evidence is held up to five years.

Fort Worth ISD placed a North Side High staff member on administrative leave after an online post alleged inappropriate communication. The district and police say an investigation is underway.

Tearful testimony opened a Denton jury trial as a man accused of entering homes and sexually assaulting women in 2020 faced the first witnesses. The court heard emotional accounts today.