A Dallas shooting resulted in Daniel Tovar's death. Police and emergency services responded; Tovar critically injured, later died. Shooter unknown, investigation continues. Public assistance sought.

Two people were killed early Saturday in a Far North Dallas apartment fire on Frankford Road. Crews contained the blaze and the medical examiner will determine causes.

Jury selection in DeAujalae Evans’ trial stopped after prospective jurors were excused and one witness said she knew Sgt. Billy Randolph. The court has not set a new date.

A 35-year-old man was arrested after allegedly pointing a handgun at a woman during a fight at Woodwind Apartment Homes in North Irving on Dec. 7.

Man found shot dead in a vehicle in Dallas; 23-year-old Shakuri Reece charged with murder by the Dallas Police Department. Investigation ongoing, public's help requested.

A shooting on El Estado Drive resulted in two deaths, with the suspect found deceased in Mesquite from self-inflicted wounds. Dallas and Mesquite Police investigate.

Dallas weather forecast includes a shift from cloudy to mostly sunny with a high of 63°F, calm northeast winds, and a cooler evening with possible drizzle. Conditions will be sunny and chilly over the weekend, warming up through the week.

White Settlement's annual Polar Express Movie Night will be held at the local recreation center on December 19, offering a winter-themed movie viewing, hot cocoa, and snacks for the community.

Dallas Police seek help identifying a person caught on camera vandalizing Christmas decorations on N. Bishop Ave. Call Detective McAnally with any info.

The Collin County DA's office celebrated staff promotions on Facebook, lauding Danni Barnel, Kayden Rigby, Maryann Greiss, and Rachel Cox for their dedication and professionalism.

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.

Senior Officer S. Bushee was named City of Euless Employee of the Month for January, celebrated by the police department for exceptional community service and dedication.

Harmony School of Innovation students displayed their STEM projects at a festival, earning praise from attendees including police and local leaders for their ingenuity and potential in science and technology.