Suspect in fatal Frisco track meet stabbing released on bond
He will be required to wear an ankle monitor and to stay inside his parents' home.
Defense attorneys visit scene of Frisco athlete's fatal stabbing as bond hearing nears
Karmelo Anthony's attorneys urge the public to avoid rushing to judgment and assuming their client is guilty.
Collin County DA speaks on teen's fatal stabbing of Frisco ISD student
Willis talked for the first time about the deadly stabbing at a Frisco ISD track meet that took the life of Austin Metcalf.
Allen police officer receives Shield of Valor for heroism in 2023 mass shooting
More than 300 law enforcement officers gave a standing ovation to the North Texas hero.
Dallas poised for new police chief amid community demands for reform
Those familiar with the search believe the City of Dallas could have a permanent police chief by the end of the week.
North Texas school district explores using drones against threats
A North Texas school district could be taking its security to new heights with help from the above.
Students, coaches deal with trauma after witnessing fatal stabbing of Frisco athlete
More than 30 students and coaches are listed as witnesses to Austin Metcalf's violent death in the police report.
Father of Frisco track meet stabbing victim remembers final moments with son
Austin Metcalf's family continues to grieve but is also raising questions.
Grief, outrage in community after Frisco track meet stabbing leaves student dead
Frisco police said an altercation between two students led to a stabbing which left one dead and the other facing a murder charge.
North Texas man overcomes adversity to become community pillar but struggles to obtain pardon
A North Texas man has overcome pain, loss, jail and drug addiction to become a business owner and a decorated first responder in his community.
Court hearing could overturn death sentence of man convicted of killing Richardson police officer
A man sent to Texas' death row for killing a Richardson police officer in 2018 could have his sentence overturned.
Dallas ignored ordinances before fire that killed nearly 600 animals, documents suggest
A Dallas firefighter used CPR to revive some fortunate puppies, but it was reported that 579 animals died.
Robert Morris' accuser testifies at State Capitol in Austin
Cindy Clemishire testified on behalf of a bill involving abuse victims and a civil court agreement.
Lawmakers fast-track alcohol ID bill after North Texas mother's heartfelt testimony
"This is my first time in this amazing chamber and I'm begging you, do something."
McKinney ISD budget cuts spark outcry from parents
"Devastation, this is really going to hobble our schools," said Rachel McManis, a parent of two students.