Package Thieves Taking Your Holiday Deliveries Could Now Face Felony
While package thefts are nothing new, there is a new state law in place that stiffens the penalty for multiple thefts.
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While package thefts are nothing new, there is a new state law in place that stiffens the penalty for multiple thefts.
Some of the biggest names in the auto industry have faced class action lawsuits over this issue, but so far, each case has been dismissed.
Telemedicine is booming. But as the practice grows in popularity, so do the chances of getting duped.
At the Port of Dallas, officers are assigned to check all cargo flying into DFW Airport. The haul includes everything from jewelry to home decor.
Stephanie Ingle was told it was an easy way to make money and help senior citizens, so she signed up to work as a DNA testing recruiter.
If you're searching for a job, beware. You could be the latest target of cyber thieves.
Looking to make some extra cash? You're not alone. A recent survey found more than 40% of Americans have some type of side hustle.
Owners of dogs in Dallas that are deemed dangerous and aggressive face two separate sets of fines.
While some of the larger cities in the Metroplex are transparent about where dangerous dogs are living, The Ones For Justice found most cities keep their registries offline or completely private.
Several of the animals that appear on the dangerous dog registry never hurt anyone, according to their owners, who claim their cases boiled down to "he said, she said" arguments.
State Rep. Alfonso Nevárez, D-Eagle Pass, was caught on surveillance video dropping an envelope stuffed with cocaine as he was leaving the Austin airport.
While awaiting trial, Kevin Wilson was released on bond. The conditions of his bond included "do not contact the victim, Erica Wilson, in any manner."
The device developed at UT Dallas works similar to a breathalyzer, but uses a person's saliva.
The statute aims to help consumers avoid misleading advertisements, while keeping influencers honest about the products they recommend.
Agreements that automatically charge residents for technology packages are becoming a fixture at certain rental properties.