Two Dallas officers were terminated for policy violations; one for untruthful conduct and not performing paid off-duty work, the other for public intoxication.

A Dallas Police squad car hit a pedestrian, now critical, on Elam Road. The officer didn't use emergency lights; the woman ran into traffic. She received first aid from the officer; an investigation is ongoing.

A driver in Mansfield, Texas, died when their Chevy Trax hit a drainage pipe and caught fire early Saturday morning, despite emergency services' quick response.

A SWAT team in North Richland Hills, Texas, arrested a man following a standoff which started with a domestic disturbance call. The arrest came after police used gas to extract the suspect from his vehicle.

Dallas anticipates a heatwave with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees, combined with an Ozone Action Day alert due to potential high levels of air pollution.

The FAA has authorized commercial drone operations for deliveries in Dallas, enabling drones to operate BVLOS without visual observers, marking a significant advancement in the industry.

Jermal Burrell was arrested for the fatal shooting of Cameron Chavers in South Dallas, following an argument on June 18. He faces a murder charge with bail set at $1 million.

The Midlothian Police Department is hosting a meeting for neighborhoods to register for National Night Out to strengthen community and police relations.

Explosion in Ike, Texas triggers investigation by local and federal agencies; no casualties reported, and authorities call for public patience during the probe.

Anchored Tiny Homes, a franchise offering accessory dwelling units, is influencing Fort Worth's housing market by providing affordable, high-quality tiny homes that integrate into existing properties.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office declared August as Back to School Safety Month, focusing on traffic safety and preparing the community for the return of students to school.

The Providence Initiative held a Back to School Bash at Providence Place Apartments in Denton, offering free school supplies and food to set students up for academic success, demonstrating community support and engagement.

Arlington opens cooling stations at the Arlington Life Shelter, The Salvation Army, and public libraries to help the homeless escape extreme heat. Text alerts inform residents about shelter options.