State of Downtown Dallas highlights growth, safety and new development
A high volume of foot traffic made up of the area's workforce, city visitors and residents, was in full view for the State of Downtown Dallas on Wednesday.
Dallas mayor, council members clash over Dallas police rejection of $25 million ICE offer
It started with a "no" from Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux.
DART expands service as safety concerns rise among riders
With the Silver Line set to launch in 10 days, DART board members are asking tough questions about violent crime and rider security.
Freedman's Cemetery vandalized in Dallas; city adds security, limits access hours
City officials confirm handcrafted plaques were stolen from Freedman's Memorial Cemetery, prompting overnight closures and new surveillance measures.
Arlington family reeling after husband shot in sniper attack at Dallas ICE facility
The 31-year-old was shot eight times during a sniper attack at a Dallas ICE facility. His wife says officials failed to protect him while in custody.
DART ramps up service ahead of State Fair of Texas crowds
Transit agency adds trains, buses, and shuttle service to handle surge in riders, especially during OU-Texas weekend.
Dallas motel manager remembered for kindness after brutal machete killing
Chandra "Bob" Nagamallaiah was remembered as a kind father and husband who helped others in need. More than $370,000 has been raised to support his grieving family.
Dallas County judge files lawsuit, demands equal treatment under law
A Dallas County judge overseeing criminal cases has filed a legal claim against the county, alleging unequal treatment.
Reflecting on the impact Hurricane Katrina left on millions, including some CBS Texas employees
CBS News Texas journalists reflect on the chaos, courage, and human resilience they witnessed while covering Hurricane Katrina from the heart of New Orleans.
DeSoto's Katherine Johnson Technology Magnet Academy honors space pioneer and mathematician
In DeSoto this week, students from one school are being immersed in the history of the woman who bears the name of their school and was immortalized in the movie "Hidden Figures."
Dallas residents share concerns over dangerous roadway after multiple crashes
Clarendon Drive is a winding road that meanders east of the Dallas Zoo, west to Cockrell Hill.
North Texas businesswoman leads campaign to help support incarcerated women
Katrina Harris, a former inmate, leads her campaign "Survive," an effort to help rebuild and support women who face incarceration.
Dallas ISD enhances security and safety protocols ahead of new school year
Dallas public schools will welcome an expected 140,000 students on Tuesday, Aug. 12, and Elizade said she's excited.
Immigration enforcement at North Texas schools? Education leaders say law bans it
As the final countdown to the start of the school year begins, in districts throughout North Texas, there's an unspoken reality: there are thousands of kids and their families who don't have legal status.
DART riders push back against proposed service cuts, fare hikes
Riders with disabilities say proposed DART changes threaten their independence, as public outcry mounts ahead of a crucial board vote.