Senators demand answers from Dallas-based Steward Health
The company owns 30 hospitals nationwide, including five in Texas,
Would pairing police officers in vehicles prevent ambush attacks?
Dallas Officer Darron Burks was sitting alone in his squad car in the parking lot of a community center in southeast Oak Cliff when he was shot and killed by a gunman.
North Texas Bollywood singer accused in real estate fraud scheme
Sammy Mukherjee denied all the accusations, but declined to get into details about the investment deals.
Texas companies linked to millions of dollars in fraudulent Medicare billings
After exposing a company allegedly connected to fraudulent billings, people flooded CBS News Texas with calls and emails.
High-speed police chase death of an innocent driver remains under investigation a year after crash
A year after Andre Craig was killed in a high-speed Fort Worth police chase, his grieving family seeks answers.
Texas company connected to alleged scheme that billed Medicare $3 billion for urinary catheters
When 72-year-old Tom England received his Medicare statement in the mail, he immediately sensed something was wrong.
After Supreme Court strikes down ban, bump stock inventor puts business up for sale
Jeremiah Cottle is selling all the intellectual property rights for the manufacture of bump stocks.
Bump stock inventor celebrates Supreme Court victory
In 2017, investigators found bump stocks attached to the guns used in the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, which killed 58 people - the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
Escaping financial abuse: New program gives path to healing
The program connects abuse survivors with free legal aid, aiming to utilize a 2019 Texas law championed by Texas Appleseed to erase coerced debt.
Thousands of retired police guns are found at crime scenes every year
Every year, thousands of guns once used by law enforcement officers are discovered at crime scenes, even as police work to keep firearms out of criminals' hands.
Philips settles sleep apnea device lawsuits for $1.1 billion
In a statement, Philips said it does not admit any wrongdoing but chose to settle "to end the uncertainty associated with litigation in the U.S."
How AI is revolutionizing Internet fraud and romance scams
A scammer a North Texas woman met on Instagram claimed to be a German cardiologist, and for months, the two messaged back and forth, building what she thought was a true relationship.
Many Texas police officers lack pursuit training after academy
Texas police departments have the discretion to determine the frequency and extent of additional driving training for their officers. While some require driving training yearly or every other year, others do not.
Police evidence rooms in Texas face challenges with disposing seized firearms
Some departments opt to melt the firearms down, while others choose to crush them. However, there are instances where firearms, or at least parts of them, escape destruction altogether.
Guns marked by Texas police for destruction had parts stripped and sold
Several police departments told the CBS News Texas I-Team they were unaware of this practice, even though it was stated in the contracts they signed with the company, Gulf Coast GunBusters.