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Midlothian police are hunting for a suspect after a deadly shooting on Chelsea Drive earlier this week. Stay alert and keep an eye on official department channels for safety updates while the investigation unfolds.
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The project costs $539,080.
Police officers and the community through improved training and outreach programs.
The victim's family and the residents of the Chelsea Drive neighborhood are the ones most deeply affected by this tragedy.
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Midlothian Police Department will kick off the 2026 National Night Out (NNO) campaign at an organizational event on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Midlothian Community Park, 3601 S. 14th Street.
The city is investing over $500,000 in artificial turf for the police training building. Residents are concerned about whether this is the best use of funds while the building itself needs other repairs.
An early morning police chase ended with a crash and a shootout between the suspect and police.Dalworthington Gardens police said they received a tip from the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office on Wednesday, July 3 that a man was thre...
Midlothian family weighs in on controversial case: "I feel like this was a systemwide failure" CBS News
Police in Midlothian are searching for the person who fatally shot a 25-year-old man earlier this week.This happened just before 9 p.m. on Tuesday, when police were called about a shooting in the 500 block of Chelsea Drive.The 911 caller said a man h...
Midlothian police are looking for surveillance video and witnesses to catch the person who spray-painted racist graffiti on a home.It happened near FM1387 and North Midlothian Parkway.Police said a resident there reported graffiti, including racial s...
Midlothian Advises How to be Ready for Severe Weather Focus Daily News
WAXAHACHIE – Tony Fain, 50 of Midlothian was convicted of the third-degree felony offense of Obstruction or Retaliation on Aug.10, according to a stement released by Fain pled not guilty, however the jury found him guilty of the offense as charged in the indictment. According to the release, the jury heard the evidence that on Aug. 6, 2025, the Fain entered a Midlothian Wells Fargo with a baseball bat and threatened a bank employee.