Dallas Police are investigating the fatal shooting of 18-year-old James Rust on Moonstone Drive, seeking information to assist Detective Michael Christian's inquiry.

The Argyle ISD Police Department is hosting an EASE Campaign event to educate the community about school safety protocols with Chief Ell Devis leading the presentation at Argyle West Elementary.

The FBI Dallas division is promoting its Citizens Academies, where community leaders learn about FBI operations, to build understanding and public trust.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office held its first Awards & Promotions Ceremony of 2025, honoring staff achievements like perfect attendance and lifesaving actions.

Lake Worth and Fort Worth Fire Departments conducted a joint controlled burn at the Fort Worth Nature Center to enhance wildland firefighting skills and mitigate wildfire risks.

Fort Worth Police issued a plea for help to find missing teen Briella Love, providing a description, last known location, and a case report number. They urge the public to call with information.

The Fort Worth Fire Department executed a high-angle rescue for an injured contractor on an electrical tower, coordinating with Burleson Fire/EMS to safely lower the individual for emergency care.

The Denton Fire Department has introduced a new Pierce Enforcer Pumper, Engine 5, enhancing their firefighting capabilities and emphasizing their commitment to advanced technology and community safety.

Firefighters Chase Nara and Nick Camperlengo of the White Settlement Fire Department were certified as Driver Operator-Pumpers by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, the department announced on Facebook.

Retired Garland Police Lt. Dave Swavey will be inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame and receive the Lifetime Achievement Award.

The Dallas Police Department, under Interim Chief Michael T. Igo, promoted 175 officers, marking the largest elevation since 2006 and indicating a significant administrative shift.

Federico Amaya received a life sentence for continuous sexual abuse of a child after an 11-year-old relative reported a year of abuse. The conviction highlighted the long-term impact on the victim.

The Sewing Sisters group supports Project Linus by making quilts for sick children and is holding a raffle for a Valentine's Day Quilt to raise funds.