A young woman was fatally shot in Dallas, with Damarquis Green charged for the murder. Police are investigating and seek information from the community.

Fort Worth celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Fire Department Station 16 with community members and city officials in attendance, highlighting local support and the station's role in enhancing neighborhood safety.

Mansfield marks October as Pit Bull Awareness Month, aiming to overcome negative stereotypes and promote adoption of pit bulls, with education on the breed's positive traits and efforts to reduce high shelter intake and euthanasia rates.

Warm and clear weather is expected in Dallas with highs in the low to mid-80s, and mild evenings with temperatures in the 50s and 60s, per the National Weather Service.

Fort Worth Police are seeking a suspect linked to gas thefts at a hospital garage, described as a male in his 40s or 50s driving a silver Chrysler Pacifica. They have requested community assistance.

Mansfield, Texas, celebrated its "Haunt the Block" event with family-friendly activities like Dia de Los Muertos, Trail-o-ween, and trick-or-treating. The city provided logistics info on parking and street closures for attendees.

The Arlington Fire Department held a traditional push-in ceremony for the new Truck 7, involving Fire Chief Stidham, Council Member Pham, and firefighters as a nod to firefighting heritage.

An active shooter in Lewisville was detained after a shooting on Lakeway Drive left one victim dead; police responded to a 911 call before noon and the area has since reopened.

Assistant Chief Hover of the Irving Police has been named the 2024 Officer of the Year by the NAACP Irving Chapter, recognizing his service and community engagement.

The Irving Police Department's Motors Unit excelled at the Spokes4Hope Motorcycle Rodeo, with Officer Ellington winning multiple titles including Mr. Rodeo and the team taking first place.

Officers Max Holly and Brian Leal were sworn into the White Settlement Police after passing their exams, with a ceremony attended by family and local officials. They will soon start field training.

The Haltom City Police responded to a hoax emergency call, which turned out to be falsely reported. Investigations are now focusing on identifying the perpetrators of the prank.

The DeSoto Police Department reported on social media about 16 impounded animals, urging owners to visit Tri-City Animal Shelter to identify and retrieve their pets.