I-Team: FEMA Winter Storm Assistance Comes Up Short For Thousands Of Texans
According to the federal agency, 7,910 applicants filed an appeal with FEMA for either being denied assistance or for being underfunded.
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According to the federal agency, 7,910 applicants filed an appeal with FEMA for either being denied assistance or for being underfunded.
Aaron Watson was one of six people who died in the crash on February11, 2021. He was a friend, husband and a loving father.
In the past three years, more than 100 vehicles have been reported stolen off Carvana's inventory lot in the Fort Worth suburb of Blue Mound.
Last week, the CBS 11 I-Team first reported that patients had their appointments canceled in late December.
If you recently had a mammogram, MRI, or CT scan canceled, it may be the result of what a Plano-based company is calling a "security incident."
A new law that went into effect January 1, protects patients with insurance from unexpected out-of-network charges in most cases.
Five months after Johnathon Fredricks paid a part-time salesman nearly $10,000 for a compact SUV, the vehicle was towed back to the Fort Worth dealership, I Drive-DFW.
"I think the hardest part is the emotional toll of not having a home," said Terry Gilg said. "I don't think the insurance companies think about that when they just put everyone on hold."
The CBS 11 I-Team shares examples of why you need to give with not just your heart, but your head.
Every night, hundreds of Texas children in Child Protective Services custody are forced to sleep in offices, motels, and other make-shift government shelters.
Another North Texan and an industry insider have reached out to the CBS 11 I-Team complaining about the growing problem of gift card scams.
The CBS 11 I-Team spoke with nearly a dozen Texas customers who say they bought a car from Carvana in past year that legally they cannot drive.
What happened to Caleb Diehl? It's a question family members of the missing North Texas teenager ask themselves every day.
Parties, pollution, and parking: even if you've never stayed at a short-term rental, chances are you're paying for the problems they can create.
The scammers are exploiting a loophole in the federal consumer protection laws by having their victims pay with payment apps.