Scammers turning to unregulated Bitcoin ATMs to steal millions
The machines offer a legitimate and easy way to buy cryptocurrency, but with convenience comes risk.
Deepfakes of Elon Musk contribute to billions in fraud losses
A study found that Elon Musk is the most common celebrity used in deepfake scams.
Preventing data breaches key to stopping Medicare fraud
For the past six months, the CBS News Texas I-Team has spoken with more than a dozen Medicare recipients who reported fraudulent activity on their accounts.
Fort Worth officer will not face criminal charges in deadly police chase
The officer was pursuing a stolen car in South Fort Worth when he collided with 57-year-old Andre Craig, who was killed in the crash.
Dallas activist group calls on DOJ to investigate Dallas police
Mothers Against Police Brutality accuses DPD of a "half century of unaccountable police brutality."
Caught in the Scam: Texas seniors and banks fight financial exploitation
As more seniors fall victim to financial scams, citizens and lawmakers search for stronger consumer protections.
Are Texas lawmakers in line with voters on climate change?
Recent polling reveals most Texans are worried about climate change even as some lawmakers downplay the concern.
Dallas-area foster care overhaul off to a "rocky start," executive admits
In March, the 9-county region around Dallas transitioned its foster care services to a private organization.
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.