Frisco firefighters assisted in tornado recovery efforts, even as five of their own homes were impacted, showing resilience and commitment to service.

Tacara Reese-Windom was fatally shot while inside a car in Dallas; her death is under investigation with no arrests made. A 5-month-old child was also present but unharmed.

Dallas police are investigating the death of a 14-year-old boy found with a gunshot wound on Mark Trail Way. The incident is now a homicide case with Detective Timothy Johnston seeking information.

Dallas Police are searching for 77-year-old Freddie Smith, last seen May 27 on Fran Way. Smith is 6'1", with white hair, brown eyes, and was wearing a blue cap, black puffy coat, and jeans. The public is asked to contact police with any information.

The newly renovated Joe Skiles Park in Denton will be presented on June 1, with a "Move with the Mayor" event featuring new amenities like a trail and playground.

Denton County officials are organizing a volunteer cleanup in Pilot Point following storm damage. Volunteers with equipment are urged to help at City Hall and financial donations can be made through United Way.

A severe storm caused tornadoes in Texas, resulting in fatalities, injuries, and destruction across multiple counties. The NWS is assessing the damage as recovery efforts continue.

Fort Worth firefighters and neighboring units battled a major early Sunday morning fire at a commercial building on Jacksboro Highway, with no injuries reported and the cause yet to be determined.

The Forest Hill Police Department's administrative phone lines were disrupted by storms, but the 911 service remained active. Alternative contact info was provided on Facebook. Later, the department announced the restoration of all lines.

Dallas faces severe weather with thunderstorms, hail, and possible tornadoes forecasted. The National Weather Service issued multiple warnings for the area, advising residents to seek shelter.

The Frisco Police Department introduces texting service 847411 for residents to anonymously report crimes, raising questions about effectiveness and confidentiality.

Officer Johnson was named "2023 Officer of the Year" by the Duncanville Police Department, praised for responding to thousands of calls, issuing citations, joining narcotic operations, and conducting VIN inspections.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office hosted its 15th Annual Fire Truck Pull, raising over $42,000 for Special Olympics Texas with 30 teams participating.