4-year-old Burleson boy was with parents when he was swept away by floodwaters
Luca Warren would have turned 5 years old in just two weeks.
4-year-old killed in Burleson flooding Sunday morning, officials say
Officials in Johnson County say a 4-year-old boy was killed after being swept away by floodwaters.
Jerry Elders Trial: Johnson County jurors sentence convicted killer to death
A Johnson County jury has sentenced a man convicted of killing a woman in 2021 to death.
Victim's family testifies in Jerry Elders trial: 'You always think you have more time'
Day two in the sentencing phase for Jerry Elders on Tuesday was bogged down with questions about prison conditions and procedure. But the day ended with testimony from the victim’s family as they described what Elders took from them.
Prosecutors push for death penalty for convicted murderer Jerry Don Elders
Prosecutors are working to paint a picture, hoping to convince them that convicted murderer Jerry Don Elders should pay for his crimes with his life.
Jerry Elders found guilty of capital murder in Johnson County
Elders now faces life in prison or the death penalty.
Jerry Elders capital murder trial: Gun used to shoot police officer, woman, ballistic expert says
Police say Jerry Elders shot a Burleson police officer before carjacking and murdering 60-year-old Robin Waddell.
Crime scene tech testifies in capital murder trial of Burleson man
The jury in the capital murder trial of Jerry Elders heard hours of testimony Thursday from the crime tech who processed the scene and other evidence.
Surveillance video of Burleson police officer's shooting played in court
Jeremy Elders showed no emotion as he watched surveillance video that prosecutors say shows him shoot Burleson police officer Joshua Lott three times and then drive off on what prosecutors call a deadly crime spree.
Trial begins for man accused of shooting Burleson police officer, killing woman
Jerry Elders is accused of shooting a Burleson officer and murdering a woman during a carjacking in April 2021.
Man shot brother, before fleeing in car with 2 kids inside, Fort Worth police say
Fort Worth police said a man shot his brother Sunday morning, before leaving the scene in a vehicle that had his two small children inside.
Burleson police arrest juvenile shooting suspect
Burleson police are asking people to stay in their homes while they look for a shooting suspect.
Opal Lee, grandmother of Juneteenth, takes part in Black History Month events
The Grandmother of Juneteenth, Opal Lee, spent her weekend speaking at Black History Month events across the DFW area.
Burleson residents told to boil water after water main break
Residents living in some parts of Burleson are being asked to boil water after a water main break early Friday morning.
Hundreds of Hard Eight BBQ employees owed nearly $261,000 in back wages
The U.S. Department of Labor and the owner of Hard Eight BBQ both want to get the word out that there is more than $260,000 in back wages just waiting to be claimed by former employees.
Burleson 9-year-old saves up enough money to donate to Toys for Tots daily
Gage Harris saved up money all year to buy gifts for his school’s Toys for Tots drive. The Burleson 9-year-old brings at least one new toy to school each day.
Burleson ISD staff members fired over 'inappropriate comments and conduct'
Two high school staff members in Burleson ISD were fired late last month after an investigation by the school district.
Burleson bomb maker sentenced to 14 years in prison
A Burleson man who idolized mass shooters received a 14-year prison sentence for weapons violations and child pornography.
Burleson bomb maker pleads guilty to firearm, child porn charges
A look into Noah Calderon's Google searches found several searches for the Columbine killers, Dylann Roof, the Charleston church shooter, and instructions on how to make various bombs. He also looked up the names of several local schools, according to investigators.
Burleson man with Columbine shooting 'fascination' charged with making bomb, documents say
Federal prosecutors say they may have stopped a mass tragedy by arresting a North Texas man last month.