Crime & Police

Billy Chemirmir was convicted of only two North Texas murders, but he’s connected to dozens of other murders and attacks.

Collin County and Lewisville departments cancelled their classes after learning of Street Cop’s many controversies and questionable practices.

Dallas Police have been investigating the Tren de Aragua gang but were unable to confirm the video’s accuracy.

According to the FBI, copper thieves stand to earn tens of thousands of dollars a month.

The man who killed Officer Darron Burks walked towards officers with a gun in hand.

Gunman Corey Cobb Bey had previously approached officers. Attack called “premeditated.”

Raids on nine hemp shops in Allen are likely the start of a legal battle in the city.

Cold cases leave victims’ families longing for closure and justice.

A lack of officers can lead to increased response times and high rates of violence, the police say.

In 2021, Bryan Riser was jailed in connection with murders he denied playing any part in. Now, he’ll be getting a check from the city after agreeing to be reinstated then immediately resigning.

The city may be safer for hemp than others in North Texas.

One suspect was shot, and another suspect was able to get away.

Angela Stevens was murdered in 1988. A former classmate, now a Hollywood actress, has never forgotten about the family left behind.

An Aledo high schooler testified in front of the U.S. Senate about a classmate turning her Instagram photos into porn.

The alleged theft occurred on Oct. 25, 2023, and was caught by a nearby security camera.

State lawmakers are speaking out following the child sex abuse allegation that rocked Gateway Church in Southlake.

Complaints alleged Mayor Terry Lynne had improper dealings with a man seeking to open a poker room.

A 31-year-old has been arrested and charged for his role in the horrifying accident caught on video.

Dallas Police hope using cameras for traffic enforcement could help combat inconsistent monitoring caused by short staffing.

One prominent pastor cited years-old “sin” as the reason for his departure, and another Dallas pastor is sentenced to 35 years for fraudulent property deeds.