It's Still Unclear If People On Social Security Need To File Tax Return To Get $1,200 Stimulus Check

The CBS 11 I-Team contacted the IRS for clarification.  An IRS official said more information will be released in the coming day about this issue.

• Apr 1, 2020

Texas Limits Lupus Drug Orders As Some Try To 'Stockpile' It For Potential Coronavirus Treatment

The Texas State Board of Pharmacy has issued an emergency order limiting orders of a drug that may help treat COVID-19.

• Mar 26, 2020

Health Officials Warn About Possible Link Between Vaping & Coronavirus

A surge in COVID-19 cases in people between the ages of 18 and 49 has some health officials warning about a possible link between the disease and vaping.

• Mar 25, 2020

I-Team: How Accurate Are The 'Alarming' Coronavirus Curve Graphs?

The projected numbers of hospitalizations and deaths have been met with skepticism by critics of Dallas County Judge Jenkins' orders.

• Mar 23, 2020

North Texas Face Mask Maker Victimized By Fake Websites During Coronavirus Outbreak

A surge in demand for face masks is also creating a surge in fraud against a North Richland Hills company.

• Mar 18, 2020

Fort Worth Woman Discovers Her Work-From-Home Gig Is Possible Illegal Reshipping Operation

It started out as the perfect work-from-home job. But when things didn't add up, a Fort Worth woman called The Ones For Justice.

• Mar 11, 2020

Fort Worth, Irving And Plano Police Using Controversial Facial Recognition App On 'Trial Basis'

Clearview AI's groundbreaking facial recognition app can match an image of an unknown person to their online photos, along with links to where those photos came from.

• Mar 9, 2020

New North Texas Homeowners Hit With Unexpected Tax: 'We Would Not Be Living Here'

A PID allows a city or county to charge a builder to develop roads, water, sewage, sidewalks, etc. A builder can pass that cost on to buyers and you'll see it on your property taxes.

• Mar 4, 2020

Unsolicited Campaign Texts Blowing Up Your Cell? Here's How To Stop Them

Chances are pretty good you've received a number of unsolicited political text messages in recent days, but there's something you can do about it.

• Mar 3, 2020

Rideshare Companies Now Offering Services That Cater To Your Children

• Feb 25, 2020

The Ones For Justice: CBD Products Aren't Always As Advertised

As the market for CBD-based products continues to grow, CBS 11 Consumer Reporter Alanna Autler investigated what's inside them.

• Feb 24, 2020

I-Team: Texas DMV Made $3M Last Year Selling Drivers' Personal Information

The information sold includes drivers' names, addresses, phone numbers, emails and vehicle identification information.

• Feb 20, 2020

CBS11 Investigates Online 'Florist' With Hundreds Of Complaints

More than 350 people have filed complaints with the Better Business Bureau about Troys Florist.

• Feb 12, 2020

Most North Texas School Districts Fail To Apply For Federal Money To Improve Safety

Two years after the passage of the STOP School Violence Act, only four North Texas districts have received any of the money.

• Feb 11, 2020

North Texas Schools Cracking Down On Vaping, 5,041 Discipline Incidents Reported In 2019

Struggling to keep up with the rise in teen vaping, North Texas schools are fighting back with more tools and harsher discipline.

• Feb 6, 2020

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