Deportations Stopped For 12 Immigrants Targeted In Raids
Some of the first Central American families targeted by immigration authorities in recent raids have had their deportations temporarily halted.
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Some of the first Central American families targeted by immigration authorities in recent raids have had their deportations temporarily halted.
"He couldn't have done this," Arian Helm said. "That was my first reaction. I'm just shocked. You left me speechless you know?"
A judge will hear arguments on whether the effort to force Hawk out should proceed or continue.
Garland Mayor Douglas Athas said that the city council is making sure that prices for supplies, hotel rooms and food stay the same as they were before the December storm.
An ordinance is expected to pass Tuesday making it a misdemeanor for businesses to price gouge for the next year.
Coppell Police are looking for a trio of crooks whose crime offends just on principle. At least four churches have been visited by thieves looking to steal from donation boxes.
Overall road conditions in Dallas will not improve in 2016, despite the city spending $40.3M this year on street repairs.
McKinney Police Officer Maureen Messner loves her job as a school resource officer at Evans Middle School.
City leaders gathered at one of 62 chronic dumping sites in Dallas, to announce the progress made in the fight against illegal dumping.
As residents are recovering from the deadly tornadoes that hit Dallas County over a week ago, it's important to make sure they know the proper steps to take over the next few weeks.
Early on, KMOX covered some big news stories such as the Charles Lindbergh flight across the Atlantic Ocean and the first post-prohibition case of Budweiser leaving the brewery in St. Louis for the White House.
Information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Allen High School football coach and assistant athletic director, Tom Westerberg, will be leaving the school after 14 years.
"Obama is the best gun salesman since Samuel Colt. Every time he opens his mouth and tries to limit gun purchase, it has the complete opposite effect."
President Barack Obama on Tuesday urged the country and congress to tackle gun violence with more urgency, saying that executive actions won't undo the last mass shooting but can help stop the next one.
