Texas Crime

A cheeky Lubbock Police Facebook post detailed the arrest of 37-year-old Eric Scott, who hid in a Home Depot after closing to steal $2,700 in goods. Scott faces 36 charges, including burglary and possession of criminal tools.

A 20-year-old Amarillo man pleaded guilty to illegal machine gun possession following a house party shooting. After being asked to leave, he fired on the home, hijacked a car, and was arrested at a Walmart. He faces up to 10 years.

An Illinois man faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to exploiting minors in Lubbock and Hereford. Authorities say he used Roblox and Snapchat to target the children, sending them gifts in exchange for media.

A cleaning woman. A scalpel. A locked building on a Texas college campus. This 1967 Lubbock murder case left an entire city looking over its shoulder.

Her friends said she had no enemies. No drama. No reason anyone would want to hurt her. That detail makes what happened on Memorial Day 2000 even harder to make sense of.

An Ector County traffic stop took a grim turn when deputies found a bullet hole and blood in a Tahoe, leading driver Usbaldo Carrasco to confess to the murder of Maria Ramirez.

Two separate West Texas roadway incidents have drawn intense police response after a Lubbock pedestrian was struck and killed, and a Midland man allegedly used a semi-truck to ram a vehicle holding two young children.

A retired soldier used his old access codes and insider knowledge to walk more than 200 pallets of military rations right out the front gate of Fort Bliss.

Lubbock Police are offering a $5,000 reward for information on the unsolved 2025 house party shooting that killed 20-year-old Deon Lilly. Callers can remain completely anonymous while helping bring a killer to justice.

Texas DPS is offering $6,000 for information leading to the arrest of Fort Worth fugitive Alejandro Villegas, wanted on multiple warrants.

The impact of one woman's lies ripples through the lives of her victims and their families. This documentary paints a haunting picture of trust shattered.

An Odessa man with a criminal history dating back to 1998 faces first-degree murder charges after admitting to fatally shooting his 71-year-old mother during a heated argument at their Rawhide Road home.