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John William King kept his eyes closed as witnesses arrived in the death chamber and never turned his head toward relatives of his victim. Asked by Warden Bill Lewis if he had a final statement, King replied: "No."
Some supporters of the ordinance cheered and clapped for Councilman Philip Kingston, but Mayor Mike Rawlings scolded Kingston.
The Dallas City Council has expanded the powers of the independent panel that oversees city police and hears complaints about officer misconduct.
More than 300 property owners were on the schedule Wednesday for the year's first round of formal property value protest hearings in Tarrant County.
A married couple who admitted sexually assaulting potentially 25 minors, including multiple infants, as well as producing child pornography was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison.
Links to the central appraisal districts in North Texas to help taxpayers with protesting their property appraisals.
Heavy rainfall Tuesday night, more rain Wednesday and additional rainfall in the forecast may create high-water conditions throughout Dallas, the city warned Wednesday afternoon.
Parts of the bottom level of parking garage at Dallas Love Field Airport have completely flooded --submerging dozens of vehicles.
BlueCross BlueShield of Texas has removed a physicians group serving the 14 Texas Health Resources hospitals because it could not reach a deal with the group.
The free classes will be held every Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in Sundance Square Plaza, located between 3rd and 4th Street in downtown Fort Worth.
Christopher Earl Elliot, 44, had physically assaulted a woman and threatened her by discharging a weapon over her head in the back yard of the home, according to the Parker County Sheriff.
A suspected drunk driver going the wrong-way on I-30 in Fort Worth caused a five-vehicle crash that injured five people, two of them critically, officials say.
A 32-year-old Fort Worth man killed his two young children and other adult family member before committing suicide, authorities confirmed Wednesday.
Michael Center, 55, is the third coach to plead guilty in the high-profile case that has also ensnared wealthy parents, including executives and Hollywood actresses, across the country.
An Emirati woman who had been in a coma for 27 years following a horrific car crash recently woke up called out her son's name.
