Dallas Police Department employee fired after being accused of lying about college degree
The police report representative was fired for “engaging in adverse conduct when she was arrested for the offense of fraudulent, substandard or fictitious degree," the department said in a statement.
Motorcyclist hits police car on Dallas highway
A motorcyclist collided with a Dallas police squad car Tuesday night near Lovers Lane and Greenville Avenue.
Man dies nearly a week after South Dallas shooting, police say
A man died at a local hospital nearly a week after being shot in South Dallas on Nov. 16.
State court sides with Dallas Police & Fire Pension System
The Dallas Police and Fire Pension System can move forward with its rescue plan after a win in court.
Dallas police officer arrested for alleged unauthorized release of body camera footage
A Dallas police officer has been placed on administrative leave after he was arrested on Thursday.
Here's why the city of Dallas wasn't held liable in the Botham Jean shooting
The family's attorney said the city should share in liability with Amber Guyger for hiring her and training her. However, the city filed a motion to be removed from the lawsuit, and it was granted. A Dallas appellate attorney explains why.
Ken Paxton sues Dallas over voter-approved amendment to decriminalize marijuana
Recreational marijuana is still illegal in Texas. Paxton's lawsuit says that municipalities cannot refuse to enforce Texas drug laws.
Dallas police officer rehired following off-duty arrest
A Dallas police officer has been reinstated after he was fired over family violence charges.
Tensions high between Dallas Police and Fire Pension board members, city consultant
On Thursday, pension board members questioned the city’s consultant about a report they felt was one-sided.
Dallas City Council repeals police staffing standard to avoid lawsuit
The Dallas City Council made a change to a 36-year-old city ordinance that set a police staffing standard in an effort to prevent a lawsuit.
City council considers dropping experience requirement to become a Dallas police officer
Right now, to become a Dallas police officer, one needs either college credit, experience in the U.S. Armed Forces or a TCOLE peace officer license. Under the new proposal, no experience would be required.
Dallas installs street signs honoring fallen first responders
Dallas police and firefighters killed in the line of duty will soon be memorialized with street signs in locations throughout the city. The first two were installed on Thursday.
Dallas Interim Police Chief Michael Igo 'very excited' about new role
In his first public appearance as Interim Chief of the Dallas Police Department, Michael Igo presented new badges to 42 officers being promoted to the ranks of Senior Corporal, sergeants and lieutenants of police.
Dallas Police Association opposes amendment that would require city to hire more police
Amendment U would require Dallas PD to have 3 officers for every 1,000 citizens.
Dallas teen knocked out by police horse at State Fair of Texas, family says
Dallas police say a mounted police officer was patrolling Big Tex Circle when the horse was startled, bucking off the officer. The teen's mom says he had a seizure for the first time in his life after being knocked to the ground by the horse and lost consciousness.
Dallas names interim police chief to replace outgoing Eddie Garcia
An assistant chief within the Dallas Police Department will step up to temporarily replace outgoing Chief Eddie Garcia.
Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia talks retirement, success and regrets
Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia sat down with FOX 4's Steven Dial to discuss his retirement from the police department.
Dallas police officer blind in both eyes after shooting
Senior corporal Karissa David was shot multiple times in her face and abdomen while responding to the scene of a shooting where Officer Darron Burks was killed.
Police Chief Eddie Garcia's departure to Austin will leave pivotal leadership void in Dallas
The hope is the chief will help usher transformation to the Austin Police Department and have the same type of impact as he has had on the Dallas community.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia retiring to take job in Austin: 'Unfortunately, you cannot keep secrets'
Garcia told city officials on Thursday that he is planning on retiring from law enforcement and taking an assistant city manager role overseeing public safety in Austin.