1 Injured in Motorcycle Accident on Mingo Road in Denton, TX
Denton, TX — February 17, 2026, one person was injured as the result of a motorcycle accident at around 12:18 a.m. along Mingo Road.
Initial statements in the news say that the crash happened at the intersection of Mingo Road and Frame Street.
It appears a motorcycle with two people onboard crashed. The passenger from the motorcycle sustained injuries. The driver's condition isn't clear. Additional details cannot be confirmed at this time.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I certainly don't know more about this crash than what's in the news, and I always take early reports with a couple grains of salt. That said, a lot of public attention tends to focus on the cause of the crash and who's to blame. Meanwhile, victims and families have another issue to focus on: What comes next? There are many paths that can follow from crashes like this, and getting a proper resolution usually begins by having as much clear evidence as possible. So in the coming days and weeks, it's important this crash is in the hands of experienced, unbiased professionals who will make sure no stone goes unturned.
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