In the broad expanses of Texas, the second-largest state in the United States both geographically and population-wise, home to 28.7 million people across 261,797 square miles, safety remains an ever-present concern. Violent crimes, characterized by actions intending to cause physical harm to individuals or property, while at a three-decade low nationally, still persist with disturbing frequency and are typically more concentrated in urban locales. Uneven distribution of crime rates, wealth disparities, and deteriorating living conditions converge to leave certain Texas cities more susceptible to violent incidents than others. This article, through FBI crime data, will delve into the violent crimes statistics of these cities.