Fort Worth Officers Say Feds Ignored Human Trafficking Victim
A pair of Fort Worth police officers spoke freely with CBS 11 News about why they believe federal immigration officials botched an investigation.
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A pair of Fort Worth police officers spoke freely with CBS 11 News about why they believe federal immigration officials botched an investigation.
The Arlington school board is going along with a recommendation that a two-time teacher of the year keep her job after she told a student to, "Go back to Mexico."
One of the oldest historically black communities of Dallas still has traces of its imprint attached to present-day Dallas, but most may not have seen its origin.
People see the faces of Jesus or the Virgin Mary in all sorts of places. It's rare that you hear stories of food that looks like American Presidents.
An international investigation ended at an Arlington Taco Bell with a $10 Million discovery inside a gas tank.
The money troubles at the U.S. Postal Service will mean a consolidation of mail processing in North Texas.
For years it seemed a magnet for crime and blight in South Dallas. The Turner Courts housing project located in what was once called the BonTon area was finally torn down three years ago. But Thursday, ground was formally broken for a new complex on the very land that was once shunned.
Dallas County Judge Tonya Parker says she won't perform marriage ceremonies until homosexuals can marry.
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With no financial relief in sight, the U.S. Postal Service is pushing ahead with planned cuts to more than 260 mail processing centers around the nation, including in North Texas.
Art, jewelry and furnishings collected by the pianist Van Cliburn are being auctioned this spring in New York.
Just before 4:30 p.m. all northbound lanes of the Dallas North Tollway, from Interstate-635 to Spring Valley Road were finally re-opened after a serious morning accident involving an 18-wheeler and two vehicles.
The forecast is calling for blankets of bluebonnets in Texas.
A competition aimed at curbing the feral hog problem in Texas has resulted in the demise of 12,632 of the animals that damage or destroy hundreds of millions of dollars in crops and ranchland every year.