Arlington professor witnesses history in Mexico as country elects first female president
Xavier Medina Vidal said it's wonderful that Mexico has its first female president, but he's cautiously optimistic until he sees policies.
Hutchins police officer declares "Jesus" to get child from father having mental health crisis
Sgt. Kyle Garner drove up to a truck stop in Hutchins. He saw a man on top of an SUV with a toddler in a diaper. As the Hutchins law enforcement leader spoke, he declared Jesus to the man having a mental health crisis.
Donations pour in for tornado victims, but some needs will remain unmet
Over 110 people stopped by the Valley View Community Center for help Wednesday. Aurora Ortiz came in because she needed help with a funeral for a tornado victim.
North Texas tornado survivors shed tears, call the experience "traumatic"
Jeff Collinsworth said he can still hear Saturday's tornado in Valley View and his neighbor's piercing cries for help.
Deadly tornado destroys North Texas community: "I said, 'This is the end for me.'"
A tornado destroyed parts of Valley View. At least the damage can produce a recovery path. The lives lost Saturday night won't come back.
CBS News Texas reporter gets interactive lesson in domestic violence awareness
Domestic violence statistics are typically dated. By the time a group of study captures and publishes research, there's a victim trapped or immersed into a cycle of violence that may take years to break.
Plano ISD hears recommendations to close four schools
The district admits it is a challenging decision, but the fiscal possibilities make it worth the review.
Activist calls for probe into Tarrant County jail after recent deaths
A former member of the Race and Culture Task Force in Fort Worth said the Tarrant County Jail should be attached to a morgue.
Mavs, Stars give fans a double dose of championship possibilities
Chuck Cooperstein, the voice of the Dallas Mavericks on the radio, said fans live in one of the most extraordinary confluences of professional sports events in North Texas history.
Mystery man probing Bishop Arts District homes, allegedly following a woman with children
Dallas Police confirm looking for a mystery man who shook up a homeowner and a woman walking with two children. So far, police have not caught up with him.
TCSO releases video from in-custody death of Anthony Johnson Jr.
Anthony Johnson Jr. died on April 21 following a physical confrontation with Tarrant County jail employees. Two employees have been fired as the investigation continues.
Oldest Tulsa Massacre survivor celebrates 110th birthday in North Texas
A line of family, friends and loved ones filled a North Texas home to celebrate Viola Ford Fletcher's birthday.
Dept. of Education complaint filed against Dallas ISD alleges years of antisemitism, bullying
An investigation into Hillcrest High School and DISD centers around a student who claims his entire high school experience is full of abuse and antisemitism.
UT Dallas Jewish students struck by fear, hundreds of protesters flood downtown streets
Some Jewish students at the University of Texas at Dallas said walking on campus is a stroll into antisemitic verbal attacks and even getting spit on. Disagreement, they said, doesn't have to compel this behavior.
Family making funeral plans for 4-year-old Burleson boy killed in floodwaters
Lucas Warren's birthday invitations went out last week for his fifth birthday party. There will be no party because he got killed in a flash flood Sunday morning.