At around 7:50am this morning, multiple emergency responders from White Settlement FD, Fort Worth EMS, and Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office responded to a crash in the 10700 block of White Settlement Road.
When units arrived on scene, they located one vehicle off the roadway and into a tree.
Paramedics pronounced the driver deceased at the scene. TCSO says it was a female victim.
Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the crash.
On Saturday, June 27, 2026, at approximately 10:30p.m., the Texas Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol was requested to assist with a vehicle vs. pedestrian crash on US Business 175 and County Road (CR) 4006 in the city of Mabank.
A preliminary investigation indicates a pedestrian was on US Business 175 (W. Mason St) directing traffic near the rodeo grounds. The pedestrian stepped into the westbound lane and was struck by a pickup truck.
The pedestrian directing traffic, Mabank Fire Chief Charles Woodard, was taken to a local medical facility where he succumbed to his injuries.
The driver of the pickup truck was not injured.
The investigation remains active.
On June 28, 2026, at approximately 2:30 p.m., Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Troopers, Plano Fire and Police, and Dallas Fire Rescue responded to a crash on the southbound lanes of the Dallas North Tollway and the flyover from southbound DNT to eastbound President George Bush Turnpike (PGBT).
A preliminary investigation indicated that a sports motorcycle was traveling at high speed on the flyover from southbound DNT to eastbound PGBT when the driver lost control and crashed into the concrete barrier. The impact caused the motorcycle driver to go over the barrier and land in the southbound lanes of DNT, where a passenger car struck the motorcycle driver.
The driver of the passenger vehicle, a 31-year-old woman of Dallas, was not injured.
The driver of the motorcycle, a 24-year-old, was pronounced deceased at the scene.
This investigation is ongoing, and no further information is available.
At around 3:00pm on Saturday afternoon, multiple emergency responders were dispatched to a major accident in the 12400 block of Cleburne Highway between Cresson and Weatherford.
DPS Troopers say a northbound SUV was stopped on the highway waiting to turn left when they were struck from behind by a northbound pickup truck. This collision caused the northbound SUV to hit a southbound sedan.
Two passengers inside the southbound sedan were pronounced deceased at the scene.
One person was airlifted from the scene with serious injuries. DPS indicates there were others transported, all with serious injuries.
The investigation is ongoing.
At 1:39am, Fort Worth Police and Fire responded to a major accident involving a pedestrian on northbound Highway 360 near Trinity Blvd.
Officers arrived to determine a pedestrian had been struck by multiple vehicles.
The pedestrian was pronounced dead on the scene.
Preliminary details indicate the person was attempting to cross 360 when they were hit.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Around 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 27, Texas Game Wardens in Tarrant County responded to Benbrook Lake for a possible water fatality. Wardens are searching for a missing adult male, but the high winds and choppy water conditions slowed search efforts.
Crews searched the northeast portion of Benbrook Lake, near Longhorn Park Dr., all afternoon and into the evening, for a missing man. According to witnesses, two men jumped from a vessel to assist a child. One went under water and did not resurface.
The search for the man will resume Sunday, June 28, around 8 a.m. The Texas Game Warden Underwater Search and Recovery Team will join local wardens and their emergency response partners in the effort.
This is one of many water fatalities Texas Game Wardens responded to across the state Saturday. While every incident has unique circumstances, many water-related tragedies are preventable. Taking a few simple precautions can help keep you and those around you safe.
• Wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket.
• Don’t boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Keep a close eye on children.
• Wear your vessel’s emergency engine cut-off switch.
• Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
• Avoid unnecessary risks.
Conditions can change quickly, and emergencies often happen with little warning.
At around 4:30pm on Saturday afternoon, multiple emergency responders from Bynum VFD, CareFlite Ground EMS, Hill County Sheriff’s deputies, and DPS Troopers were called to the scene of a major accident along Highway 171 near Hill County Road 3155 West.
DPS says two vehicles were involved in a head-on collision and caught fire.
Six individuals were pronounced deceased at the scene: two adults and two kids in one vehicle, and two adults in the other.
As of 9:30pm Saturday, the roadway remains closed, according to Hill County Emergency Management. It is best to avoid this area.
DPS Troopers are currently on scene investigating the crash. We expect further information to be released tomorrow.
Earlier this morning, Euless Police and Fire responded to a major accident involving a motorcyclist and an 18-wheeler along westbound Highway 183 near Industrial Blvd.
Initial information indicates a motorcycle went down and one of the occupants, a 15-year-old male, was fatally struck by an 18-wheeler. He was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Lanes of westbound Highway 183 were closed for a few hours while Euless investigators processed the scene.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
At around 7:45pm on Thursday evening, Parker County ESD1, Parker County Hospital District EMS, PCSO, and DPS were dispatched to a motorcycle crash near the 900 block of JE Woody Road.
Upon arrival, emergency personnel located a motorcyclist down.
CareFlite was dispatched to the scene, but later canceled. The motorcyclist was pronounced deceased at the scene.
The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the victim as a 56-year-old man.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation by DPS.
At around 3:19pm, Dallas Fire Rescue responded to the Sage Hill at Cypress Waters apartment complex, 2275 Sage Hill Lane, for reports of a trapped worker.
Officials say crews were manually digging a tunnel under an apartment building when the dirt collapsed in on one of the workers. The collapse trapped the worker under the building.
Dallas Fire Rescue and their Urban Search and Rescue team have been working to extricate the victim from under the building.
It is confirmed that the worker died in the incident.
No further updates have been released.
