Dallas Police Ask Public For Tips In 2017 Homicide Case
Dallas Police are asking the public for information that could help them find out who killed a 26-year-old man almost exactly five years ago.
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Dallas Police are asking the public for information that could help them find out who killed a 26-year-old man almost exactly five years ago.
Jose Gustavo Garcia Rodriguez, 28, of Ennis, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for continuous sexual abuse of a child.
Hope you're enjoying the warm weather because over the next few days North Texas will see several changes in advance of a strong cold front arriving overnight on Sunday.
If you're looking to bring a new dog or cat into your family adopting a pet through the SPCA of Texas will be cheaper this month.
Police in Dallas are searching for a man who went into a Family Dollar store, entered a restricted area and stole money and personal property from an employee.
An AeroMéxico flight from Toronto to Mexico City was diverted to Texas early Thursday morning to remove three passengers who appeared to be intoxicated.
What was supposed to be an annual trip to see her parents in Ukraine, ended abruptly for Olena Partow when only one day into it, she had to come up with a daring escape plan.
Taylor has until March 16 to file paperwork with the state party to remove his name from the ballot.
City officials said this is by far the worst case of vandalism the city has ever seen.
The Dallas Mavericks announced Thursday, fans are no longer required to wear face masks at home games at the American Airlines Center.
Michael Dean Gonzales had been set to receive a lethal injection for fatally stabbing an elderly couple during a burglary of their West Texas home nearly 30 years ago.
With crude oil prices hitting an 11-year high, no crystal ball needed to predict what's next: higher prices at the pump.
Cedar Hill High School senior Sydnee Stephens is so motivated, she has decided to put all her eggs in one basket.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and Explosives (AFT) held a media training event in the Fort Worth Police Department's Public Safety Complex involving a "use of force" simulator.
The district and the committee chair confirmed the decision Thursday, after residents noticed a district website no longer lists meetings dates and locations.
