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At around 10:45pm, Lewisville police were dispatched to a shooting in the 1100 block of S. Stemmons near Business 121.

When officers arrived at the parking lot of the shopping center, they located two victims: a man and a woman. EMS transported both victims to the hospital. The woman died from her injuries and the man is in critical condition. A third person had minor injuries.

Police are still looking for the suspects involved in this act. A motive is unknown at this time.

Anyone with information is asked to call 972-219-TIPS.

The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the body of a female discovered by a lawn crew yesterday at a rural cemetery in Johnson County. She has been identified as a 41-year-old female from the Cleburne area.

Lawn crews found the body of the female while working at 2301 W. Bethesda Road, a rural cemetery between Cleburne and Burleson, east of Joshua.

Johnson County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the matter.

Joshua FD and multiple other departments responded to a structure fire this evening in the 900 block of County Road 910 west of Joshua.

Heavy fire was showing from the residential structure upon FD arrival.

The fire is out at this time and units are overhauling.

The Ellis County Sheriff’s Office and other emergency responders were called to the scene of an unresponsive person last Friday afternoon in the 500 block of Elm Street (Bardwell).

When deputies arrived, they located an 11-month-old female child who had been located inside of a vehicle at the property. She was not breathing.

Responding deputies responded quickly and began CPR. They continued CPR until patient care was handed over to Ellis County EMS (AMR). Medical personnel made the decision to cease CPR due to the severity of injuries. The child was declared deceased on the scene.

The Ellis County Sheriff’s Department will be conducting an investigation into the death of the child. They will be assisted by the Texas Rangers.

This is an ongoing investigation.

There was also a child located in a vehicle last week at a residence in Aubrey. The child was flown to the hospital, but died as a result of the injuries.

Unfortunately, these incidents tend to uptick as we move through the summer months. It is important to note that the investigations into both of these situations are still in progress, but it goes without saying: please pay attention to kids and always have an eye on them, whether at the pool or in the car. Texas summers are a beating, especially for the young and the old. Please keep your children safe this summer and avoid tragedy!

Engine 53, Battalion 8, and multiple other Dallas Fire-Rescue units are on scene of a apartment fire in the 2900 block of Dilido Road in east Dallas.

Heavy smoke and fire is showing from a three story apartment building.

This is in the Eastwood Hills area of east Dallas.

Battalion 3, Engine 31, Engine 39, Truck 39, Truck 53, Rescue 53 are all on the first alarm.

A 2nd alarm has just been requested to the scene.

Multiple Fort Worth FD units have contained a house fire in west Fort Worth near the River Oaks area.

Fort Worth Engine 15 reported heavy smoke showing from the eaves of a house in the 4600 block of Black Oak Lane.

Battalion 3, Quint 12, Engine 6, Engine 12, Engine 18, Engine 2 are all assigned.

Officials in Dallas are warning residents, drivers, and visitors of downtown to avoid the area surrounding 505 North Ervay Street Saturday morning due to a building implosion.

A ‘Safety Zone’ has been designated surrounding the building. This zone encompasses city blocks within a boundary of North Field Street, San Jacinto Street, North St. Paul Street, and Pacific Avenue. (see map below)

Street closures will be implemented between the hours of 6am and 10am for the implosion. The implosion is expected to take place around 7:30am.

Residents and drivers are asked to avoid the Safety Zone during the times noted. For those living within the boundary, the implosion will create a noise roughly as loud as an outdoor warning siren. An unavoidable dust cloud will be created that should dissipate in approximately five minutes after the implosion. Residents should close windows and exterior doors during this time.

DART trains will temporarily stop service in this area for approximately 10 minutes prior to and after the implosion.

The approximately 120,000+ sq. foot building is currently owned by First Baptist Dallas.

At around 9:25am this morning, Dallas police officers responded to a shooting incident at an apartment complex in the 5800 block of Preston Oaks Road.

When officers arrived, they found two male individuals deceased from apparent gunshot wounds.

“Some media sources are reporting this incident as a murder suicide; however, we cannot confirm that assessment at this time because detectives are still on the scene conducting their investigation,” Dallas police say.

The investigation is still ongoing at this time.

At around 10:45am this morning, Fort Worth police were called to Cook Children’s hospital in regards to a shooting investigation.

Details are preliminary at this time, but police do confirm two children have been shot. It is not clear yet where the shooting occurred. Police say this was an accidental shooting. One child found a shotgun and accidentally discharged it, causing the injuries.

Reports indicate a relative brought them to the hospital.

One child is in serious condition and another is stable. No confirmation yet on their ages.

The department’s Crimes Against Children unit is investigating.

More to follow.

Euless FD has contained a working fire inside of a two-story apartment building at the Southwest Apartments complex, 200 Simmons Street.

Firefighters first reported on scene with heavy smoke showing from the building. Interior fire crews have contained the fire at this time.

Multiple police were requested to the scene due to a rowdy group of residents.

No word yet on the cause.