Dallas Police Continue Search For Gunman Who Shot, Killed Rapper Mo3 Along Interstate-35E
The search continues for the gunman who shot and killed Dallas-based rapper Mo3 at high noon, along a highway on Wednesday.
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The search continues for the gunman who shot and killed Dallas-based rapper Mo3 at high noon, along a highway on Wednesday.
Millions of diabetics across the country are at a high risk for severe complications from COVID-19.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to worsen in Texas and across the country, a number of grocery store chains are again putting purchasing limits on items like disinfectants and paper goods.
With the rise in local COVID-19 cases, Cook Children's Medical Center is changing its inpatient visitor policy to reduce the risk of transmitting the virus on campus.
A health and welfare check by police in Dallas began with the discovery of a dead body and ended with a murder arrest.
The Dallas Police Department Homicide Unit is asking for the public's help finding who's responsible for a body found in the bed of a burning Ford F-150.
The report also shows that the COVID-19 pandemic has created new costs and challenges for community organizations that help children with disabilities.
The 2020 Professional Bull Riders World Finals is happening at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and only one rider will be crowned world champion and walk away with the coveted gold buckle and $1 million.
Dallas-based rapper Melvin Noble a.k.a. Mo3 has died after being shot by a suspect who chased him on foot on I-35E Wednesday, sources close to the investigation told CBS 11 News.
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is operating with limited hours because of COVID-19, but that isn't slowing them down from inspiring young minds through a new program called 'Little Scholars'.
Coronavirus infections continue to surge across the U.S. Just days after the U.S. topped 10 million cases, Texas on Wednesday became the first state with more than 1 million confirmed COVID-19 cases and now California is closing in on the same mark.
The Professional Bull Riders World Finals gets underway today at AT&T Stadium in Arlington and the organization is going the extra mile to keep workers, animals, riders and fans safe during the pandemic.
According to court records, Dinesh Sah of Coppell was approved for PPP funding for 11 different companies for a total of $17.7 million.
"The goal is to be able to identify problematic behaviors and correct them before they become an issue," said Dallas Police Lt. Stephen Williams in an email.
"I watched him rise as a star, from a regular kid, basically homeless when I met him, to a person with power and enough revenue to support his family," said Brandon Rainwater.
