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"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.
The City of Fort Worth says William Welstead, who was fired in September, engaged in a pattern of unethical behavior, unfair treatment of city employees and may have misspent city money.
"You've got to believe in God, you've got to believe in country, you've got to believe in yourself," said Col. Francis. "Life's good if you make it that way."
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra commissioned the 24-year-old to write a special piece of music for Wednesday night's concert to honor those who have lost their lives to racial injustice and violence.
Elijah Machado, 10, from Dallas says he's always loved cars, so when it came to designing his own, he had plenty of ideas.
Church members and volunteers are packaging boxes of food to feed 1,000 people this year.
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in North Texas, health officials are making predications for what we could see in the coming weeks, especially when it comes to hospitalizations.
An offer by Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick has made national headlines.
Fort Worth's Sundance Square will have a Christmas tree this year, but the lighting and holiday nights downtown will be more silent than usual.
Denton County Public Health announced 294 new cases of COVID-19 in Denton County on Wednesday, Nov. 11, of which 176 are active cases.
Dallas County Health and Human Services reported 1,304 additional positive COVID-19 cases in Dallas County on Wednesday, Nov. 11, along with three deaths.
The funeral is set for the first Everman police officer to die on duty, Officer Alex Arango, who died from COVID-19.
There are as many as 90 mostly black veterans buried at Antioch Life Park Cemetery on the other side of Mountain Creek Lake from DFW National Cemetery.
The upcoming NBA season will begin in late December, but the question remains if teams like the Dallas Mavericks will be able to have fans in the stands as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
