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After two recent mass shootings in Dallas at large events that did not have permits, the city is working to get large gatherings under control. But some are worried about what kind of impact the plan could have on non-profits or churches.

A new partnership between law enforcement agencies across the Metroplex is looking to curb a rise in road rage incidents.

Last week, 21 people were arrested and over 200 pounds of drugs were seized as part of a joint operation between federal and local police in the Hamilton Park area.

The arrests were the result of a 15-month investigation into a Dallas gang that "dedicated itself to drug violence and senseless intimidation" in Hamilton Park.

Ahead of a second Grammys ceremony amid the pandemic, stylists reveal whether face coverings will become a red carpet staple.

Ahead of a second Grammys ceremony amid the pandemic, stylists reveal whether face coverings will be a prominent part of the pre-ceremony scene once again.

Dallas businessman Ross Perot Junior hopes the donation of a helicopter attracts more support for the Dallas Police Department.

Interested in helping Dallas fight crime, Ross Perot Jr donated a helicopter to the Dallas Police Department, and did it like he was Bruce Wayne: By flying t

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New memorial honors fallen Dallas police animals By FOX 4 Staff DALLAS - Dallas police officers are honoring the police dogs and horses that have served with them. The new memorial from the Dallas Police Association lists the names of the canine squad and mounted unit animals that have died in the line of duty. Police said the fallen animals were more than tools. They were partners in fighting crime. "For the DPA to take a step forward to recognize these animals is remarkable and it’s great t...