Garland Homicide Detectives Searching For Killer After Michael William Marcoe Found Dead In Bed
Homicide detectives are investigating the death of Michael William Marcoe, 63, after his body was found at a home in the 800 block of Sylvan Drive.
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Homicide detectives are investigating the death of Michael William Marcoe, 63, after his body was found at a home in the 800 block of Sylvan Drive.
The average time for U.S. immigration cases to be resolved is nearly four years. But that's not the mandate in one judge's courtroom.
The Sundance Square Friday "pop-up" clinic has been hard at work getting shots in the arms of North Texans and will open again twice before Thanksgiving.
While Travis Scott, a Houston native, is no longer scheduled to perform at Day N Vegas -- he pulled out and has been replaced by North Texan Post Malone.
Dallas Influencers in Sports and Entertainment honored the first-ever woman to become a head coach of a men's professional team in any sport, Nancy Lieberman on Nov. 12.
Johnson & Johnson is splitting into two companies, separating the division that sells Band-Aids and Listerine, from its medical device and prescription drug business.
A Dallas police officer killed in the July 7 ambush five years ago is being honored. The law enforcement building at the City of Dallas Department of Aviation is being renamed for fallen Sergeant Michael Smith.
'Kevin Garnett: Anything Is Possible' comes to SHOWTIME on Friday, November 12th.
The youngest person injured at Astroworld Festival, Dallas 9-year-old Ezra Blount, continues fighting for his life as his father relives the night of the tragedy and prays for a miracle.
Paul Nelson is fighting the NTTA over a $349 charge he says he shouldn't have to pay because of a state law that allows holders of disabled veterans license plates to travel for free.
Chemirmir goes on trial for murder next week in Dallas County.
Tommy Thompson got a surprise when Denton Creek Elementary School students presented him with "thank you" cards for his service.
They served with dignity but some say their final resting place in Grand Prairie is a disgrace.
"For you to dress up as a Klansman, you have a specific intent of terrorizing," attorney Matt Manning said. "That's not an accident.
"Investigations will uncover those areas of deficiency and it's going to allow everyone to make sense of what happened," International Association of Venue Managers Director of Safety Mark Herrera said.
