North Texan Gets 30 Years In Prison After Admitting He Killed His Wife
Sean Johnson, 36, pleaded guilty to shooting and killing his wife, Michelle at their Edgecliff Village home in April 2017.
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Sean Johnson, 36, pleaded guilty to shooting and killing his wife, Michelle at their Edgecliff Village home in April 2017.
Two football players from Texas A&M University-Commerce are hospitalized in Miami after being robbed and shot while vacationing in the Miami area for Spring Break.
Fort Worth Police robbery detectives arrested Justanity Johnson, 18, and Xavier Parham, 18, for aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon after Grand Prairie Police pulled them over.
Police said officers were helping a stranded driver with a flat tire at the time.
Amarillo Police Captain Jason Zang was arrested Friday in an investigation that began with a complaint March 7.
The people in the security camera images are suspects in a murder that happened on Wednesday, March 13 at the Dixon Grocery on Dixon Avenue.
Cory Harris reported to the Sex Offender Apprehension and Registration Unit that he was moving to Dallas on February 15, but he has yet to register with Dallas Police.
Dallas Police said around 3:00 p.m., the victim pulled into his parking spot at The Vineyards Apartments at 12111 Audelia Road near Forest Lane when he was approached by two men.
Victor L. Baxter was charged with the murder of his wife, Mary on Monday. He bond is set at $350,000.
Hendrick Darnell Jones, 19, was charged Wednesday in the shooting death of Krystal Anne Tinker, 28.
"I worked pretty hard throughout this college process and all the work that I've put into it on the ACT and all of that stuff seems like it's kind of going to waste," high school student Caleb Shirk said.
The dismissal of Michael Center is effective immediately and Associate Head Coach Bruce Berque will continue as the Longhorns' interim head coach, according to a statement by the University of Texas.
Richland Hills Police are looking for two young men they say stole food from a convenience store and injured an employee on Tuesday around 7:00 p.m.
Dallas Police said it happened Monday night around 10:00 p.m., an hour after the mall closed.
William Neil "Doc" Gallagher is accused of engaging in a multimillion dollar fraudulent investment scheme through his company Gallagher Financial Group.