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At around 11:25am this morning, Dallas police officers responded to a shooting call in the 600 block of N. Denley Drive south of downtown Dallas.

When officers made the scene, they located a teenage male gunshot victim. He was transported to the hospital, but died as a result of his injuries.

The preliminary investigation reveals two teenagers, including the victim, were sitting in a vehicle when they were approached by three male suspects driving a brown Dodge Caravan. One of the suspects, described as a 13-year-old male, approached the victim and fired the weapon inside the vehicle.

All suspects fled the scene. If you have any information regarding this homicide, call Dallas PD right now.

Fort Worth police have taken a suspect into custody from an active shooter incident in the 2900 block of Broadmoor Drive.

Multiple police were called to the scene of a person with a weapon at the apartments around 11:22am this morning. Shots were heard coming from the complex.

Officers have made entry into the apartment, and have taken the suspect into custody. Police say the suspect was using a child as a shield when officers originally made entry into the apartment. Police report this was a hostage situation.

When SWAT arrived on scene, they struck the suspect with gunfire.

No injuries to hostages are reported at this time. The shooter was transported by EMS to a local hospital, and pronounced deceased.

Fort Worth PD is investigating a reported shooting incident in the 5400 block of E Berry Street.

Police say three people have been struck by gunfire. None of them are suffering from any life threatening injuries.

The initial investigation reveals a light colored sedan was traveling along the roadway and fired shots from the vehicle. The vehicle fled the scene. No other additional suspect information has been released.

It’s best to avoid this area while police investigate the scene.

Irving firefighters have contained a large fire at an apartment complex in the 1400 block of N. Nursery Road.

The fire escalated to 2 alarms. Irving FD says eight (8) apartment units were impacted by the fire.

One civilian was treated for an injury at the scene.

Grand Prairie Fire Department officials have released an update regarding the drowning we first posted this afternoon.

An adult male, identified as a 24-year-old male, has died at Medical City Arlington after being transported from a drowning incident at Joe Pool Lake.

Emergency responders were called to Lynn Creek Park just before 3:00pm today after a person swimming in the beach area went under and did not resurface.

It took around 30 minutes for dive personnel to locate the victim. He was transported with CPR in progress, but was declared deceased at the hospital.

Officials say he was not wearing a life jacket.

The Dallas Police Department is investigating an officer involved shooting in the 3400 block of Great Trinity Forest Way in the south central area of Dallas.

Dallas PD officials say officers responded to a shooting call this afternoon around 2:46pm at the listed location. When they arrived, the located a gunshot wound victim. The victim was transported to the hospital, condition unknown.

At around 3:05pm, officers received information that the suspect involved in the shooting was hiding behind a dumpster near the intersection of Cranfill Drive and Great Trinity Forest Way. When they arrived to confront the suspect, he emerged from behind the dumpster and fired his weapon at officers. The officers returned fire, striking the suspects. He was transported to a hospital and pronounced deceased.

The investigation is ongoing at this time.

Multiple emergency responders from Grand Prairie FD/EMS and PD are on scene of a possible drowning incident at the swim beach at Lynn Creek Park.

Witnesses say they saw someone go under and did not come back up. Grand Prairie’s Rescue 7 and Dive 7 are on the water searching for the victim. Medic 10 is also on scene.

Avoid this area while emergency responders work the scene.

Update – Rescuers made a recovery and transported the victim to MCA in critical condition.

Grapevine Police spent hours last night investigating the scene of a major crash along the eastbound Highway 114 service road near Main Street.

At least two vehicles were involved in the crash with major damage. Multiple people were transported to Baylor Grapevine hospital from the crash scene.

According to Medical Examiner records, two people died at the hospital from this crash. They were both related and from Odessa, Texas.

Police have not yet released any details regarding the crash.

Last Friday, July 5th, firefighters with Lake Bridgeport and Bridgeport FDs responded to a house fire on North Main Street in Lake Bridgeport. The fire was quickly contained; however, a body was located inside the residence.

Wise County sheriffs deputies and the Wise County Fire Marshal responded to investigate the scene. The body, which has now been identified as a 32-year-old female, was located in a bedroom inside the residence.

According to autopsy results, officials say the woman was murdered. Wise County Sheriff’s Office are pursuing a capital murder investigation at this time.

If you have any information that may help police catch the person responsible, call their office at 940-627-5971.

The Dallas Police Department has released an official update regarding the shooting in downtown Dallas.

At around 6:30pm this evening, DPD responded to shooting in the 1100 block of Elm Street. They located two shooting victims. One was deceased on the scene. The other was transported to the hospital, condition unknown.

Police say there was a confrontation between two groups of individuals which led to an exchange of gunfire. During the shootout, an innocent bystander at a bus stop was shot and killed. The second victim was a part of the disturbance.

No suspects have been identified at this time, but police are interviewing witnesses.

This is an ongoing investigation.