Crime and Public Safety

A Dallas City Council member is calling for police to help with the many cases of random gunfire across his district.

A former Chick-fil-A employee was arrested for allegedly stealing more than $80,000 by using restaurant registers to issue hundreds of fraudulent macaroni and cheese refunds to his personal credit cards.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Pharr International Bridge seized $8.1 million worth of methamphetamine hidden in a commercial shipment of tile arriving from Mexico.

The suspect accused of running an illegal dumping operation on the bank of the Trinity River in Dallas obtained the nearby land through forging a signature on the property deed.

Texas is cracking down on trucking schools accused of endangering public safety by bypassing English language requirements and offering inadequate, uncertified training programs.

As the Tanner Horner trial enters Day 13, jurors continue to weigh whether Horner’s autism diagnosis and neurodevelopmental history are enough to spare the confessed killer of 7-year-old Athena Strand from the death penalty.

Damon Jones on Tuesday was the first person to plead guilty in a gambling probe that resulted in the arrests of over 30 individuals, including mobsters and basketball figures.

One Fort Worth Police officer was injured and a suspect is in custody following a shootout in a Fort Worth neighborhood that put several nearby schools on secure lockout.

A missing 68-year-old man with dementia was found safe at a Compton train station after a Silver Alert was issued near LAX.

The FBI raided 22 businesses in the Twin Cities on Tuesday included the former misspelled Minneapolis day care known as the Quality Learning Center.

Former Brink’s employee Isaiah Warren received a 14-year federal prison sentence for robbing armored trucks in Irving and Fort Worth, where he stole over $700,000 using a firearm before his arrest in Gainesville.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide defensive tackle Luther Davis pleaded guilty on Monday to defrauding investors by impersonating NFL players. Here's what to know.

Terry Rozier is facing additional charges connected to an NBA gambling investigation. Last year, Rozier was arrested after he was accused in a scheme of exploiting sensitive information about players to win bets on NBA games.

An Ecuadorian national was convicted by a federal jury in San Antonio for threatening to murder a National Park Service ranger after his insanity defense was rejected.

Xu Zewei was extradited to the U.S. and charged over alleged cyberattacks and stealing COVID-19 research from U.S. universities.

A police chase suspect is in handcuffs – but not before leading a half-hour police chase across Los Angeles.