I-Team: Unannounced intruder audits begin as Texas schools emphasize door security
School intruder audits statewide began this week in the latest step to increase school security in wake of the Uvalde school shooting.
I-Team: Are North Texas schools going 'above and beyond' to secure doors after Uvalde shooting?
Texas schools will spend millions on technology this year to harden campuses, but experts say the best line of defense at schools remains a door and a lock.
Most mass shooters share these 4 defining moments, research shows
What causes someone to be a mass shooter? It's a question Pastor Jeff Laster has wrestled with ever since a gunman walked into his Fort Worth church 23 years ago and shot him.
New gun rules take aim at reducing crime but 'ghost guns' remain rare find
New federal gun rules go into effect Wednesday targeting untraceable firearms, often called 'ghost guns'.
Half of all Texas school districts have no mental health services
Texas would need to hire more than 5,000 licensed school psychologists to meet minimum recommended ratios.
Feds 'very concerned' about explosion of handgun switches made in North Texas
In the past six months, federal investigators said they have seen an explosion of handgun switches in North Texas.
I-Team: North Texas home buyers told to pay more or have builder's contract cancelled
It has never been more expensive or harder to buy a home in North Texas.
Texas DPS Director: Students and teachers called 911 while police waited
During the time that officers were waiting for a tactical team to arrive, teachers and students inside were calling 911.
Texas officials address questions about response time to Uvalde shooting
Texas' lead investigator on the Uvalde school shooting case called a news conference Thursday afternoon to address questions about law enforcement's response time.
Sources: Uvalde gunman had argument over cell phone before shooting
On the day of the shooting, law enforcement sources said Ramos had an argument with his grandmother about a cell phone.
I-Team: Texas father and son accountants convicted in $6M Ponzi scheme
Dozens of North Texas families found their retirement accounts empty after falling victim to a multi-million-dollar Ponzi scheme.
Online car dealer Vroom faces dozens of state violations
Hundreds of car buyers have filed complaints about delays in getting titles and registrations after purchasing a vehicle from the online used car dealer Vroom.
2 people shot outside neighborhood store in south Fort Worth
For the second time in as many days, two people were shot at a neighborhood store in south Fort Worth.
Cryptocurrency miners must now get approval from ERCOT
Texas cryptocurrency miners must now get approval from ERCOT to connect to the state's power grid.
Renter finally gets relief funds after Texas originally sends money to wrong landlord
On the heels of a CBS 11 I-Team investigation into the Texas Rent Relief program, a Dallas woman received the financial help she had been waiting for for more than eight months.