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Gov. Newsom’s office highlights Dallas’ murder rate as nearly double that of Los Angeles amid ongoing Texas-California political tensions. The data fuels debate over crime and governance in both states.
Under the Trump administration, dozens were deported to El Salvador, with families claiming their only offense was having a tattoo. The move has raised concerns over harsh immigration policies and human rights.
Investigators cracked the case behind Jamie Faith’s shocking murder by piecing together key evidence and witness testimonies. Their meticulous work led to a breakthrough, bringing justice closer in the chilling crime.
Former President Trump vows a tough immigration crackdown following the arrest of a Cuban national charged in a Dallas machete murder, spotlighting renewed calls for stricter border enforcement.
Dallas officials are considering deploying National Guard soldiers to assist local law enforcement amid rising crime rates. The potential move aims to bolster public safety and support overwhelmed police forces.
Dallas saw a decline in violent crime for the fourth consecutive year in 2024, with murders reaching their lowest level since 2018. The trend marks continued progress in the city’s public safety efforts.
Dallas police arrested one suspect in connection with a shooting in East Oak Cliff that killed a 14-year-old. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek additional leads in the tragic case.
A Cuban man faces charges in Texas for the brutal murder of a hotel manager. Authorities are investigating the violent crime as details emerge. The case underscores rising concerns over public safety.
A Dallas man was beheaded during a violent argument, police report. The victim’s wife and son attempted to intervene but were unable to stop the brutal attack. Authorities are investigating the shocking incident.
Did Campisi’s have ties to organized crime? Curious Texas delves into the history of this iconic Dallas eatery, exploring claims and uncovering facts about its alleged mob connections in the latest Dallas News report.
A suspect in the disappearance of tamarin monkeys from the Dallas Zoo allegedly tampered with the enclosures of leopard and langur monkeys, police report. Investigations into the case are ongoing.
Amari Cooper and Dak Prescott continue to dominate as a dynamic pass-game duo for the Dallas Cowboys. Their seamless connection bolsters the offense while their off-field efforts highlight a commitment to crime-fighting initiatives.
Meet Acting U.S. Attorney Nancy E. Larson, newly appointed by the Department of Justice. With extensive legal expertise, she steps in to lead key federal prosecutions and uphold justice in her district.
A transgender woman was shot in Dallas, with police investigating the incident as a potential hate crime. Authorities are seeking witnesses and urging anyone with information to come forward as the community reacts with concern.
A Mesquite teacher’s aide who claimed to have cancer was exposed for hiding a criminal past, leaving the community feeling betrayed. Authorities are investigating potential charges as trust in the school workforce is questioned.
North Texas activists face hate crime charges and potential prison time after painting anti-Israel graffiti in public spaces. The Dallas Observer reports the case ignites debate over free speech and hate speech boundaries.
Nestor Hernandez is the alleged shooter in the Methodist Hospital incident, according to WFAA. Authorities are investigating the motive as the community reels from the tragic event.
A US woman has been indicted for attempting to drown a 3-year-old Palestinian-American girl, authorities reported. The case has raised concerns over hate crimes and child safety in the community.
Three people were fatally shot in East Oak Cliff, Dallas, authorities reported. Police are investigating the incident, but no suspects have been identified. The motive remains unclear as the community reels from the tragedy.
Two North Texas suburbs have been ranked among the safest in the United States, according to a recent Dallas Observer report. The recognition highlights the region’s commitment to community safety and quality of life.