2 North Texas Police Departments Seek Same Armed Robbery Suspect
Coppell Police and Irving Police are looking for the same aggravated robbery suspect for a pair of crimes this month.
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Coppell Police and Irving Police are looking for the same aggravated robbery suspect for a pair of crimes this month.
The Texas 2nd Court of Appeals upheld the 2017 voter fraud conviction of Rosa Maria Ortega, State Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Tuesday.
A grand jury is hearing evidence in the case of a former Dallas police officer who fatally shot her unarmed neighbor in his own apartment after she said she mistook it for hers.
Lewisville Police have identified the suspect in Thursday's deadly shooting of his ex-wife in front of their children as Daryl Stegall, 32.
The shooting happened shortly before 5:00 a.m. on Walnut Ridge Street near I-35 outside the Dallas Cabaret.
Felipe Hernandez was shot and killed around 9:45 a.m. on Thanksgiving in the Buckner Terrace neighborhood near Skyline High School.
A man broke in to a Dallas bakery Wednesday but he didn't leave with any pastries, according to their Facebook post.
After a sting operation at a Dallas hotel earlier this month, law enforcement freed dozens of women sold for sex.
The decision is a victory for Paxton, a Republican, who was re-elected in November and has pleaded not guilty to charges alleging that he duped investors in a tech startup.
James "Dezi" Davis was killed in the crash, and his daughter, Tori Davis is still grieving for him. "You wouldn't ever find us anywhere apart. So he was my best friend."
Friends described Chris Mosley as the one always checking in on them, always encouraging them and always pushing them to do better.
While overall property crime in North Texas is down, auto thefts in Dallas have increased more than 18 percent in the past year.
"It's with profound sadness that we share the death of PO Samuel Jimenez from tonight's senseless active shooter incident," Chicago Police spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi said.
In July, Craig Michael Tezeno, 46, of Fort Worth, Texas, pleaded guilty to igniting several Molotov cocktails inside two department stores in the mall.
The alleged abuse came to light when a 4-year-old's mother demanded to see security video because no one could explain how he got serious facial injuries.