Hidden in plain sight: I-Team visits chop shop
With a steady supply of stolen cars and trucks, business is booming for chop shops.
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With a steady supply of stolen cars and trucks, business is booming for chop shops.
Based on law enforcement sources and eyewitness accounts from that evening, here's a timeline of what took place in downtown Dallas the night of July 7, 2016.
A study, published in the American Journal of Psychiatry, found 1 in 5 kids in the U.S. needs mental health support, yet nearly 80% won't get it.
As the youth mental health crisis deepens, there's a critical shortage of school psychologists in Texas.
Once a month, the two advocates board a bus that leaves from downtown Dallas. It's a tour open to the public.
Chances are it's happened to you or someone you know – auto theft reports have skyrocketed nationwide and here in Texas, setting new records in several cities.
The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services says there is a better way for a mother to legally give up her child—one that is safe, legal and anonymous.
Even after leaving an abusive relationship, many domestic violence survivors are strapped with debt caused by their abuser.
In the past year since 19 students and two teachers were killed by a gunman at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, frustrations have mounted and pleas to lawmakers have grown.
On any given night in Dallas, 400 girls are trafficked on the streets according to New Friends New Life, a North Texas human trafficking advocacy group.
With thousands of trucks loaded with hazard material making their way through the Dallas-Fort Worth area every day, a single road accident could be disastrous for nearby neighborhoods.
The overlapping of extreme ideologies is most often seen and fueled online.
When you dial 911, chances are you're not thinking about how much the ambulance ride will cost. When it comes to time pay, many insured Americans are blindsided with a surprise medical bill.
A North Texas family hired a caregiver for help around the house. Instead, they say, that decision has led to nearly a year of theft, torment, even threats.
Reports of skimming are once again on the rise in Texas, according to a new state agency.