FORT WORTH – Fort Worth police officers shot and killed a man Wednesday morning who the department said charged at officers with knives. The officers responded to a report of a domestic disturbance at 4:22 a.

A 911 caller reported that an armed man was standing outside of a leasing office of an apartment complex, according to a Fort Worth police news release.

Officers responded to a disturbance call in the 5800 block of Westgate Drive, located across the street from Greenfield Elementary School.

A 911 caller and several witnesses reported an armed man with a gun standing outside the office of an apartment complex.

Fort Worth police are investigating a shooting involving a police officer Wednesday where no one was injured. It's the second shooting involving an officer to have occurred in 12 hours.

A Tarrant County jury on Tuesday sentenced a teenager to life in prison for a 2022 shooting in Fort Worth that killed two people, including a 5-year-old boy.

A witness told Fort Worth police that the suspect pointed a gun at him and the witness asked the leasing office to call police for help.

Fort Worth police confirm officers shot and killed the man who allegedly charged officers with a knife as they responded to a domestic disturbance call.

Police say they responded to several 911 calls about a man standing outside a leasing office with a gun. When officers arrived, the man took off.

Two men who allegedly fired shots outside a Fort Worth bar on Sunday night were arrested after a short police chase. Police said the suspects fired shots at several off-duty officers who were working at the bar, but they were not hit. No Fort Worth officers ever returned fire.