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The Fort Worth Police Department is investigating a shooting at a house in the 900 block of Davis Avenue near New York Avenue in the city’s Hillside / Morningside neighborhood.

Fort Worth police say they were called to the house just after 6:00AM this morning after receiving a 9-1-1 call about a suicide attempt.

First responding officers located a total of three injured persons. One of them, a woman, was deceased. The other two, another woman and a man, were both transported to a local hospital for treatment. The injured woman is believed to be the one who dialed 9-1-1.

Police did not say whether the man was suspect in the case, but they did indicate there is no active search for a suspect.

This is an active investigation.

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At around 4:00AM this morning, the North Richland Hills Police Department was called to an ATM burglary at the EECU credit union, 9009 N. Tarrant Parkway near Davis Blvd.

As officers arrived, several individuals ran away on foot, leading to a foot chase and search of the area. Fort Worth Police Department’s Air-1 helicopter along with the K-9 team were called in to help locate the suspects.

Police have arrested two people associated with this burglary.

Officers are still on the scene documenting evidence. You can expect police activity in the area.

The Arlington Fire Department has responded to multiple structure fires this evening, including two house fires and one apartment fire.

The first house fire was dispatched around 5:45PM this evening on Covebrook Court in north Arlington. Squad 4 was first on scene and found heavy smoke showing from a two-story house. A 2nd alarm was called. Firefighters extinguished the fire with no injuries.

At around 7:00PM, the second house fire was dispatched on Wildwood Drive near AT&T Stadium. Firefighters found a working fire inside of a one-story house. The fire was extinguished with no injuries.

A third fire was dispatched around 8:30PM at an apartment complex in the 1500 block of W. Lovers Lane. It was reported to 9-1-1 that people were trapped, leading to an immediate call for 2 alarms. Upon arrival, firefighters declared a working fire, but no one was trapped. The fire was extinguished with no injuries.

Busy night for Arlington firefighters.

The Arlington Police Department has closed all eastbound lanes of Interstate 30 near State Highway 360 due to a serious single-vehicle crash.

The crash occurred around 2:15PM in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 30 near the Six Flags Drive exit. One vehicle struck a guardrail along the right shoulder of the highway, causing significant damage to the vehicle. Officials say the guardrail went through the vehicle.

Emergency responders advised two people, both males, were heavily trapped inside the vehicle. Both had sustained amputation-related injuries. Two medical helicopters were immediately called to the scene as firefighters began extricating both occupants.

CareFlite landed two helicopters on the eastbound lanes of I-30 just east of the crash scene. They airlifted the two individuals to Texas Health Harris Hospital with serious injuries.

As of 3:45PM, the highway remains closed. Westbound lanes are open. Arlington PD reports the closure should last another hour or two. All traffic is forced to exit at SH 360.

The cause of the crash is under investigation at this time. Further updates will follow.

Multiple emergency responders from Hood County are searching for the victim of a boating accident that occurred yesterday on Lake Granbury.

On Saturday afternoon, it was reported that a woman riding an towable tube had been involved in an accident with a boat. It is unclear if the boat hit the tube, or hit the rider who had fallen into the water. Details regarding the crash are still not known at this time.

After the incident, the woman went underwater and did not resurface. A search began yesterday afternoon, and has continued throughout the day today (Sunday). They are focusing their efforts near the banks of DeCordova Bend Estates.

Several personnel from the Texas Game Wardens (Dive Team and K-9), Brazos River Authority, Trinity River Water District, Hood County Sheriff’s Office, and firefighters from Hood and Somervell counties have all taken part in the search.

The search will likely conclude at daybreak tonight, but start again in the morning with new daylight.

We will update this story with any new developments.

Banner photo courtesy Blake Hargrave