A procedural pretrial hearing is set Monday in the capital murder case against Tanner Horner as the trial approaches in spring 2026.

Frederick Asberry, 58, received an 18.5-year prison sentence for intending to distribute fentanyl, meth, cocaine, and heroin, in a case led by the Fort Worth Police and U.S. Marshals.

A late-night shooting off Samuell Boulevard left one man dead and a person detained for questioning, Dallas police say.

A late‑night fight at a Red Bird event center ended with one person dead and four wounded, police said. Detectives are investigating.

Rockwall County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams where impostors demand payment for fake warrants using unconventional means like gift cards or cryptocurrency.

Southlake and Colleyville police investigated two residential burglaries Friday; one person was arrested after a multi‑agency search and detectives are asking residents for tips.

A new study says Texas seniors lost about $124 million to online shopping scams this year, with metro areas including Dallas‑Fort Worth among the hardest hit. Experts urge simple steps to reduce risk and point to resources for victims.

Jurors heard that Arrion Morris faced a prior capital‑murder indictment in Mississippi as the defense blamed a 2019 crash for his actions in a Lewisville parking‑lot shooting. Surveillance video, medical testimony and seized evidence were central to the day’s proceedings.

A Tarrant County judge sentenced 65‑year‑old Raymond Miller to 35 years after a jury convicted him of strangling his girlfriend in October 2021, the DA's office says.

A federal jury convicted Frederick Asberry on multiple drug counts and handed him an 18.5‑year sentence after officers found fentanyl, meth, heroin and cocaine in his vehicle.

A former USPS analyst admitted taking about $1.5M to steer trucking contracts; sentencing is set for March.

A woman was arrested after allegedly puncturing a fire hose during a house fire in East Oak Cliff. Crews extinguished the blaze and no injuries were reported.

The Euless Police Department warns about holiday season scams involving fake warrants and urges citizens not to send money, advising them to hang up and report such incidents.