Bobby Michael Dennis, a 64-year-old from Jacksonville, is charged with federal firearms offenses after a shooting incident, potentially facing life imprisonment due to his past record.

A diesel spill after a crash on I-35E in Denton caused traffic delays and road closures, with fire crews responding. The City of Denton Fire Department updated that roads reopened later that morning.

Fort Worth police officers were honored by Cook Children's Hospital for saving an infant trapped under a vehicle and performing CPR until further help arrived.

Ashley Blaine Brooks, a Plano resident and registered sex offender, received over 16 years in prison for child exploitation offenses, as announced by the FBI's Dallas office.

The Justin Fire Department has added a new Ford F550 medic unit, which is electric and eco-friendly, to be stationed at Fire Station 2 and features advanced safety technology.

Newly sworn-in City Council members begin their term in Mesquite, with Mayor Alemán Jr. starting his third term. A runoff for District 4 between Hubacek and Ward is pending.

A Learjet bound for Dallas diverted to Northwest Alabama Regional Airport after the pilot reported a possible on‑board fire. Officials say there were no injuries.

McClendon Park in Mansfield celebrates its 40th anniversary with upgrades, including a new splash pad and basketball courts, highlighting the park’s evolution and community significance.

Two individuals were arrested in Collin County, Texas, for a series of high-value thefts totaling around $250,000, with suspicions of vehicle theft and sales without owner consent.

The new LifePath Systems campus in McKinney, TX, dedicated to mental health services, was inaugurated, with local sheriff's support and a future-focused collaboration between law enforcement and healthcare.

Kendall Nivens has been promoted to EMS Captain at Keller's Fire-Rescue, bringing over a decade of experience and dedication to his new role overseeing training, logistics, and emergency medical services.

The Friends of Dallas Police Banquet celebrated the service of local officers, with Chief Comeaux acknowledging their bravery and the event planners' efforts on social media.

The Mesquite Police Department in Texas is hosting a Civilian Response to Active Shooter Event (C.R.A.S.E.) training on November 22 to teach the public how to respond to active shooter situations.