Eddie Garcia

Fort Worth police released body camera footage and new details on shootings that left two men dead over the weekend. Both cases remain under investigation.

Fort Worth has filed a civil suit against Central Motel on East Lancaster Avenue, claiming the property is a nuisance.

Fort Worth police say two deadly officer-involved shootings unfolded within hours on May 16, including one suspect accused of firing near officers and another who allegedly targeted police.

The man, identified as Alejandro Serrano, was charged with aggravated assault against a public servant.

A man was shot and killed after hanging from an overpass while cutting his neck with a broken bottle and then charging a Fort Worth police officer, police said.

Four people died and six others were injured in unrelated shootings and stabbings this weekend, Fort Worth police said.

García was sworn in during a ceremony Sept. 16 at City Hall. He officially starts as chief Sept. 17.

Fort Worth will swear in Eddie García as the city’s 28th police chief next Tuesday, ushering in a new era for the department.

Eddie García wants to be a police chief who strengthens public trust and builds bridges between law enforcement and communities of color, all while cracking down on crime.

Fort Worth’s next police chief will be Eddie García, who formerly headed up the Dallas Police Department and is currently overseeing Austin public safety.

Emada Tingirides with the Los Angeles Police Department withdrew her application, according to city officials.

Garcia left Dallas in October to take an assistant city manager job in Austin.