Dallas Police Ambush

In the immediate aftermath of the July 7 shootings in Downtown Dallas, he was wrongfully identified as a suspect. Now, two years later, a North Texas man has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Dallas Police Department.

The widows of three of the five Dallas officers killed in the July 7, 2016 shooting in Downtown Dallas spoke to NBC 5’s Kristi Nelson about their lives since the shooting and the friendship they’ve formed.

Events will be held to honor and remember the lives lost in the July 7 police ambush, which was was the deadliest attack on U.S. law enforcement since Sept. 11, 2001.

In the aftermath of the July 7 shootings in Dallas, a Trophy Club man felt compelled to do something to help spread more love across North Texas. So he made a sign with three simple words — “Everybody Love Everybody” — and stood on street corner holding it. Two years later, his mission continues. And now that phrase isn&#821...

Dallas SWAT team member Larry Gordon spent more than four hours negotiating with the gunman who killed five Dallas officers. Eighteen months later, part of their conversation still haunts him.

A former SWAT member says he disagrees with the decision to reassign the team the night of the Dallas police ambush.

For the first time, an officer who helped take down the shooter in the July 7, 2016 ambush is talking publicly about what happened.

A grand jury has declined to bring charges against Dallas police officers responsible for the death of a sniper who had killed five officers during a downtown rally.

Dallas police have completed their investigation of the July 2016 ambush that killed five officers.

Dallas police have completed their investigation of the July 2016 ambush that killed five officers.

The memorial for the fallen Dallas police officers outside of DPD headquarters has transformed into a meeting place for those who want to grieve.

The city of Dallas has released a documentary about the July 7 ambush in downtown Dallas. The film details some of the untold stories of bravery that occurred on that tragic night.

Dallas officials are asking that a mural honoring law enforcement officers who died in a sniper attack last year be taken down or altered because it violates city codes.