Texas

Police Chief Joseph Chacon says he is working to determine if a non-sworn unit could be used in some situations

As it stands, agents spend about 40% of their time on administrative tasks and caring for people already in custody

As some officers leave, others join. How does the next generation see their role?

Police received a call about a masked man holding what appeared to be a bloody knife

A city report notes that the disturbing trend was well underway before 2020

Investigator Dusty Wainscott was remembered for his work ethic and sense of humor

A police motor unit rides in formation in Fort Worth, Texas

Eligible Texans can now carry handguns without a license, either concealed or openly

The man refused multiple commands to drop the knife

Investigators say it's unclear why the man drove to a Plano police station, where he was killed by officers

The funding would include the hiring of 100 new state troopers and $154 million in overtime

Border Patrol Agent Janenne Ellis, her husband and a few other helping hands spent weeks on the morale-boosting project

The deputy was shot during a traffic stop but was saved by his ballistic vest, the sheriff said

Texas state law requires a person be freed if prosecutors aren’t ready at the time of the trial

If approved by voters, the proposal would require the city to employ no fewer than two officers per 1,000 residents