Dallas police release body camera footage from fatal shooting
Dallas police released body camera footage on Thursday showing officers warning an armed suspect multiple times early Wednesday before the confrontation ended in a barrage of bullets.
Plano sex trafficking ring bust adds to growing frustration over short-term rentals
"Neighborhoods are about community. We want neighbors...not a constant stream of strangers who bring crime and mayhem and disruption into our neighborhoods."
Owners blame supply chain problems for broken elevator at Dallas senior center
Another day has passed without a working elevator at a high-rise senior living community in Oak Cliff.
Dallas senior living complex has been without a working elevator for weeks
At the Nolen Grand Senior Living community in North Oak Cliff, a sign on building five's only elevator reads 'temporarily out of service.' But residents say that so called 'temporary' inconvenience is now approaching three weeks.
Atmos warns of higher gas prices heading into winter
Just cooking dinner nowadays gets some Atmos gas customers steamed. Atmos has already sent an email warning of more price hikes in the months ahead.
Will Dallas get a new convention center?
It's a question that voters will answer at the ballot box in November, while the public relations push to convince voters is underway now.
Investigation underway into 'compromised' IV bag at Dallas surgery center
Baylor Scott & White says it called police after the bag was discovered
Dallas police officer on leave for attempting to circulate 'challenge coin' with racist images
A white officer working in the South Central Division was attempting to circulate a coin that had a culmination of racist stereotypes appearing to mock the Oak Cliff community.
DISD bus staffers help save children from being swept away in flood waters
A school bus driver and monitor are being hailed as heroines after they jumped in - literally - to help save children being swept away in flood waters.
San Antonio trauma surgeon points to possible solutions to end gun violence
A San Antonio trauma surgeon Dr. Ronald Stewart has treated victims in two of Texas' deadliest mass shootings. But he believes that gun violence is an epidemic that can be treated.
No 'pandemic pause' for cancer: volunteers needed to help relaunch 'Road to Recovery'
An army of vetted volunteers provide support and free rides for patients to get to appointments.
Biden student debt forgiveness proposal gets mixed reception in North Texas
As word spread across college campuses that President Biden was delivering the promised relief, reaction was mostly positive, but still mixed.
Photographer immortalizes experiences of veterans at Dallas senior center
"I hope that when people see my portraits and read the stories of these veterans, that helps put their life into perspective," says Sanders.
Dallas' 'whites only' sign on display as reminder of city's segregated past
The Dallas Water Fountain Project is an art installation tasked with adding perspective to a "whites only" sign discovered at the county records building nearly two decades ago.
Summer drought conditions cause foundation issues in North Texas
Despite the drought conditions, there are simple ways to address foundation issues.