Victims Of White Settlement Church Shooting Identified As Tony Wallace, Richard White
Authorities have identified the two men who died after a gunman opened fire during communion at a church in White Settlement Sunday morning.
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Authorities have identified the two men who died after a gunman opened fire during communion at a church in White Settlement Sunday morning.
The man who is the head of security at West Freeway Church of Christ is being praised for his "heroic actions" after he said he shot and killed the gunman who opened fire inside the church Sunday.
Along with crediting armed parishioners for saving lives during a shooting at a North Texas church, Texas officials are also praising a law that went into effect this year that allows guns to be carried inside churches.
Two suspects are in custody after authorities said they shot at Cedar Hill police and then led them on a chase that ended in a standoff early Monday morning.
A man has died after he was found lying in the street in a Dallas neighborhood with gunshot wounds early Monday morning, police said.
Three people have been confirmed dead, including the gunman, following the fatal shooting at a church in White Settlement.
"I see him sit in the pew behind us," Isabel Arreola recalled. "You know, something was telling me something's not right."
One person is dead, another is injured following a shooting in a Dallas neighborhood early Sunday morning.
Three people are dead, including the gunman, after a shooting at a church in the Tarrant County city of White Settlement, officials said.
A North Texas church's livestream caught the moment an armed gunman opened fire, killing one person and critically injuring another Sunday morning.
Dallas police are investigating after a 50-year-old man was shot dead outside a Highland Meadows apartment complex Friday.
The killings included the massacre at an El Paso Walmart, where a 21 year old opened fire targeting Hispanic people near the Texas-Mexico border, and the mass shooting in Odessa where a man killed seven people at random after fleeing a traffic stop.
A man has been arrested and charged with capital murder after a robbery led to the shooting death of an 18-year-old at the Shops at Park Lane in Dallas in January, police said.
A woman who was shot during a robbery attempt while pregnant and working at a Dallas-area CVS Pharmacy says she is doing fine and has shared a Christmas photo she took with her baby boy.
U.S. District Judge Barbara Lynn dismissed the city from civil lawsuit that the family of Botham Jean brought after the 26-year-old was killed by Amber Guyger.
Police arrested Jorge Gonzalez for allegedly firing into oncoming traffic and into the air on Christmas night near the service road of South Freeway southbound and Sycamore School Road.
Around 6 a.m. Dec. 25, police responded to a shooting at 1904 High Hill Blvd., where they discovered an unidentified Latin male shot inside a dark colored SUV.
The shooting started on West Loop 820 and finished off I-20 and Bryant Irvin Road. Inside the shot-up vehicle was a father, mother and their 1-year-old son.
Three people are dead after they allegedly tried to break into a home in the Houston area Monday morning, authorities said.
Police said the victim — a driver for Domino's Pizza — was returning to his car on Dancliff Drive when he was shot by two suspects, who then took off in his car.
Authorities say a dispute over a kid's haircut ended with gunfire at a Texas barbershop Saturday.
A woman was shot dead after leaving a holiday party in Dallas early Sunday morning, police say.
A 24-year-old man suspected of shooting another man while inside an Oklahoma City shopping mall has surrendered to police and is in custody.
Law enforcement experts say a small Texas police department's extended silence about an officer fatally shooting a 28-year-old man runs contrary to best practices and creates fertile ground for public mistrust.
A man is in the hospital after he was shot while being robbed at a North Dallas apartment complex late Wednesday evening, police said.
