Shoot Or Don't Shoot? Simulator Puts Citizens In Police Officer's Shoes
A police officer's decision to shoot or not to shoot can rattle communities, lead to protests, and even divide the nation.
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A police officer's decision to shoot or not to shoot can rattle communities, lead to protests, and even divide the nation.
A violent arrest involving campus police at Rice University in Houston prompted a bill that would force private universities' police departments to release more information to the public.
A Frisco man is determined to never water his yard again.
A 16-year-old has been arrested for the brutal beating of a woman found nude in a Dallas park.
Out priced or just the price of progression? Businesses in Oak Cliff are closing their doors as rent begins to rise within the popular Bishop Arts District.
Last summer, police investigated the numbers "666" painted on landmarks in and around the Oak Lawn neighborhood of Dallas.
A JetBlue Airways pilot who scared passengers by yelling about Jesus and al-Qaida in 2012 has sued the airline for $16 million.
The Principal of W.T. White High School has a little bounce in her step as she happily informed students about a large slate of improvements that will now take place on campus.
The gray single story structure with blue shutters in northern Greenville was once an empty shell of a house; but soon it will be the new home--- mortgage-free--- to a disabled veteran.
State investigators say it could take a week or more to determine what led to a fatal Interstate-35 bridge crash near Salado Thursday. Meanwhile, troubling revelations are surfacing about the trucking company at the center of the crash.
A Dallas artist is selling his work in a whole new way -- on social media, giving new meaning to online shopping.
Tensions are growing in the Dallas County District Attorney's office… as the new DA fended off questions about her leadership and addressed reports that she went into drug rehab while campaigning for office in 2013.
An investigation into a potential shooting threat at a Collin County school has parents worried about the safety of their children.
President David Boren said the school interviewed more than 160 people during its investigation into members of its now-defunct Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter who were captured on video taking part in the chant
Prosecutors say an Arlington woman suspected of as many as 10 North Texas bank robberies had notes in her vehicle saying 'This is a robbery.'
