Drive-By Shooting Strikes 16-Year-Old Sitting On Porch
Police are investigating in south Fort Worth after a 16-year-old was shot while sitting on her porch.
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Police are investigating in south Fort Worth after a 16-year-old was shot while sitting on her porch.
David Cadena is accused of beating a woman with a fire extinguisher in a Dallas parking garage and now federal prosecutors have also charged him with carjacking.
As a mother continues fighting to keep her 9-month-old daughter on life support at a Fort Worth hospital, attention has again turned to Texas' 10-day rule for patients.
CBS 11 invited all military veterans and our viewers, to join us for 'Coffee with Vets.'
A fight outside a nightclub in Dallas early Wednesday morning led to a shooting that left one man injured and a car full of bullet holes, police say.
An Arkansas paramedic was arrested Monday for allegedly cutting a 1.7-carat diamond ring from a deceased woman's finger at a hospital and selling it at a pawnshop.
Texas-based Energy Transfer wants to double the capacity of the line to as much as 1.1 million barrels daily to meet growing demand for oil shipments from North Dakota.
They say as you climb the ladder and make advances you should reach back and pull someone up behind you... and that's exactly what a cat in Texas has been doing.
A man in Dallas admitted to fatally shooting another man but said it was in self-defense after claiming the victim exposed himself to his children at a convenience store earlier this month, police said.
A water main break in Kaufman has some waking up to no water and classes across the entire school district canceled Wednesday.
Two top city leaders are out of their jobs in Ennis after an investigation by special prosecutors raised questions about police investigations in the city.
A man found wounded and lying in the street in Pleasant Grove told Dallas police he was shot after being robbed.
Experts recommend you never leave space heaters unattended, especially when there are children or pets running around.
Last month, there was chaos when attendees learned public comments were not on the agenda. This time they shared their appreciation from the change that came from that.
The device developed at UT Dallas works similar to a breathalyzer, but uses a person's saliva.
