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On May 14, officers knocked on a woman's door who was allegedly making the edibles and selling the drugs. Police said she lived in the home with her 4-year-old daughter.
The Fort Worth Police Department is unveiling some of the details in their plan to bring down a sharp increase in violent crimes. Community policing is part of that plan.
Houston area officials expressed shock and anger on Friday after learning that their communities, which suffered the brunt of damage from Hurricane Harvey, would be getting only a small part of the $1 billion in flood mitigation aid.
Collin County is experiencing rapid growth and the Future Mobility Study is an opportunity for the public and stakeholders to provide input on current and future transportation needs.
Information on the Future Mobility Study in Collin County.
Mayor Betsy Price will host two final moving town hall events as part of her final series of town halls as Mayor of Fort Worth.
In recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month, CBS News is featuring original reporting on the Jewish American experience across all platforms and stations.
A man was found dead as Fort Worth crews were battling a house fire Friday morning, officials said.
Two women wanted for robbing and pepper spraying a mother in front of her two children in a Lowe's parking lot are behind bars.
A North Texas mother is speaking openly about losing her son to a drug that's seeing a rise in fatal cases throughout the area.
Thirty-eight-years later to the day, Montgomery County Cold Case Detectives collected DNA from the man now charged with raping, strangling and setting Laura Marie Purchase on fire.
A McKinney man who ran a Ponzi scheme has been sentenced to 5 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $13 million in restitution to his victims.
The ACLU got involved when the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts told a man to take down a sign in his yard.
Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol Agents and local authorities recently disrupted three human smuggling attempts.
Veterans criticized Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) after he complained about a U.S. Army recruiting ad that was featured in a viral clip comparing it with a Russian military ad.
