texas crime

Texas DPS seeks Charles Demond Ward, convicted sex offender and Bloods gang member, wanted in Gladewater area. $6,000 reward for tips.

CBP officers at the Pharr International Bridge intercepted over $25 million in methamphetamine hidden inside a semi-truck carrying cabbage from Mexico. Agents used canine units and advanced scanning technology to uncover the drugs.

A $30,000 reward is on the table for information leading to the arrest of a murder suspect last seen in Pharr, Texas.

After 27 years, police used modern DNA technology to identify Jimmy Dale McClinton as the killer of Amarillo mother Gloria Ann Covington. Though McClinton died in 2025 before trial, her family finally has long-awaited answers.

A Texas doctor faces federal charges for allegedly running a Houston pill mill. Investigators say he prescribed 5.3 million pills to fake patients, netting over $2 million in cash through a black-market conspiracy.

Texas authorities have captured two fugitives from the 10 Most Wanted list. Carl James Hegert and Brien Keith Coleman, both wanted for crimes against children, are now in custody following multi-agency operations.

FBI Dallas offers a $15,000 reward for Jerson Lopez-Sanchez, a fugitive wanted for assaulting federal agents in Texas. Submit an anonymous tip today

Texas border agents seized $551,041 worth of cocaine at the Gateway International Bridge after a K9 unit alerted them to a hidden stash in a Chevrolet. The bust highlights ongoing efforts to stop smuggling in Brownsville.

Texas authorities captured a wanted fugitive on January 7 in Houston. Thanks to a citizen's anonymous tip, the fugitive is in custody, and the caller will receive a cash reward of up to $6,000 for their help.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Laredo, Texas, arrested 70-year-old Roberto Gallegos Hernandez, who was wanted since 1987 for aggravated sexual assault of a child.

A North Texas man is accused of stealing thousands of dollars in Lego sets as part of a retail crime ring spanning multiple states.

When you think of justice, it often starts with a neighbor’s call. That’s exactly what happened in this latest arrest.