The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Bill Waybourn, invited the DOJ to inspect the county jail. The results and recommendations from this inspection have been shared with the public for transparency.

The Fort Worth Police Department participated in a Kids vs. Cops basketball game at Prairie Vista Middle School during Red Ribbon Week, promoting positive community relations amidst ongoing concerns about police conduct.

Fort Worth Police are searching for four suspects after a jewelry store heist at Helzberg Jewelers in Tanger Outlet mall, asking for public help via social media.

A UNT student was followed and assaulted, prompting a police investigation. The university issued a crime alert, urging the community to report tips and highlighting support services for survivors.

The Justice Department will monitor Dallas and Palo Pinto counties on Election Day to enforce federal voting laws, providing resources for reporting violations.

The Northern District of Texas has introduced a new policy for companies to voluntarily disclose misconduct, outlining potential benefits for self-reporting and cooperation.

A multi-vehicle crash on the South Freeway in Fort Worth resulted in serious injuries and one fatality. A small passenger car initiating a chain reaction was identified as the cause.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office held a pumpkin decoration contest for Halloween, judged by Sheriff Brad Norman. Creative designs from staff showcased their artistic talents beyond their law enforcement duties.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms for Dallas, with varied chances of rain throughout the week and possible severe weather on Monday.

The Fleet & Family Support Center at NAS JRB Fort Worth held a Town Hall for Navy Domestic Violence Awareness, focusing on the impact of intimate partner violence on children. They offered support resources and urged those in need to contact FFSC.

PRAN Kimaya D. Lee Smith was recognized as the Fleet Readiness Center Reserve Mid-West Detachment Fort Worth's Blue Jacket of the Third Quarter for her exceptional service as a Parachute Rigger.

Three Denton County Emergency Services members graduated from the National Honor Guard Academy, ready to support families during times of loss in the line of duty.

The Lewisville Police used a light-hearted Halloween post on Facebook to remind the community to stay safe, featuring Officer Bones, with a focus on shared responsibility for public safety.