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While downtown Dallas ambush shooter Micah Johnson had no criminal record, he did have a troubled past in the U.S. Army. He was sent back to the U.S. from Afghanistan with a recommendation that he be removed from service.
People from all over North Texas have been coming to a growing memorial at the Dallas PD's headquarters after Thursday night's ambush in downtown. A total of 12 police officers were shot and five families are grieving.
The fallout from a tragedy, like what happened Thursday night in Dallas when 12 police officers were shot and five of them died, can be painful for the survivors and the families of the victims.
When police in Dallas used a bomb-carrying robot to kill a sniper, they also kicked off an ethical debate about technology's use in fighting crime. Experts couldn't recall another time when police deployed a robot with lethal intent.
Three tumultuous days made it clear that electing a black president hasn't reconciled the nation's fractured history with race. A country that lived through decades of unrest still bubbles with resentment and rage.
The 'Black Lives Matter' movement isn't backing down, despite concerns about backlash after the Dallas attack. Organizers repudiated violence against police, but said that they understand the frustration that led to the shootings.
The U.S. Army said Friday that Micah Xavier Johnson, named as a suspect in the Dallas police officer shootings, served in the Army Reserve for six years and did a nine-month tour of duty in Afghanistan.
A peaceful protest in Dallas over the recent videotaped shootings of black men by police turned violent Thursday night as an unknown number of people shot at officers, killing five and injuring seven, as well as two civilians.
Anger over the police shootings in Dallas must not be allowed to divide us, House Speaker Paul Ryan said Friday, as he and fellow lawmakers sought to set an example of unity for Congress and the nation.
Supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement on Friday condemned the slayings of police in Dallas, but stressed that the shootings should not lessen concerns over the killings of black men and women by officers across the country.
Governor Greg Abbott has ordered that Texas flags across the lone star will be lowered to half-staff in honor of the Dallas police shooting victims through sunset on Tuesday, July 12.
The suspect told police that he was upset over the recent string of police shooting and that, "he wanted to kill white people. He wanted to kill white police officers."
Law enforcement officials from around Texas, the United States and the world expressed sympathy and concern through social media for the Dallas Police Department, DART police officers and the city and people of Dallas.
President Obama said Friday that America is "horrified" by what appears to be a planned sniper shooting targeting police officers in Dallas, and said that there is no justification for the violence.
Parts of downtown Dallas are still an active crime scene Friday morning after nearly a dozen police officers were gunned down in the street Thursday night. The closed portion of Dallas is huge.
Police in Dallas released a picture of a suspect who, they said, they had to find after officers were shot and killed Thursday night. But that man was released from custody early Friday.
A peaceful protest against officer-involved shootings around the nation took a sinister turn on Thursday night, as snipers in downtown Dallas shot 12 police officers and two civilians, killing five of the officers.
Outrage over the officer-involved shooting death of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge has ignited protests around the nation, including here in Dallas. Religious leaders plan to hold a march on Thursday night at Belo Garden Park.
Police say it appears a man trying to rob two people ended up getting killed.
Garland police are investigating a shooting near 700 Park Forest Drive Sunday that appeared to be accidental.
Dallas police responded to a call early Sunday morning regarding a shooting at La Victoria Sports Bar and Grill.
A woman was shot four times by a man who demanded her purse while she was leaving work.
Police have not released any information on a potential suspect or suspects.
Police say the scene was secure Tuesday afternoon.
Police in Fort Worth have named a suspect in the murder of a convenience store clerk this past weekend. Authorities are looking for 20-year-old Christian Silva for the shooting death of 38-year-old Jimmy Khela.
