Smart Phones, Computers Creating Generation Of Porn Addicts; Some States Call It 'Public Health Emergency'

Studies show children are typically first exposed to pornography at age 13.

• Sep 25, 2019

How Frisco's Wade Park Went From $2 Billion Vision To City's Biggest Eyesore

It was supposed to be a $2 billion, 175-acre mixed-use real estate development at Lebanon Road and Dallas North Tollway in Frisco.

• Sep 24, 2019

North Texan Buying First Home Scammed Out Of $45K After Bogus Email She Thought Was From Title Company

Gracie Veronica was set to close on a home in Forest Hill in August. But for now, the brand new house sits empty.

• Sep 23, 2019

Fort Worth Proposes Safety Improvements To Curve In Residential Neighborhood

Fort Worth is proposing safety improvements to an area known for catching drivers off guard.

• Sep 20, 2019

Mistrial In Civil Trial For Former Dallas Officer Amy Wilburn In 2013 Shooting Of Unarmed Man

A civil case against former Dallas police officer Amy Wilburn in the shooting of an unarmed man in 2013 has ended in a mistrial.

• Sep 18, 2019

Owners Upset After Being Charged For Pet Wellness Plan After Animal Death

A North Texas pet owner discovered she was obligated to pay for a health wellness plan even after her dog died.

• Sep 15, 2019

Former North Texas Real Estate Agent Ashley Williams Creamer Accused Of Embezzling From Former Employer

A former North Texas real estate agent, accused of taking nearly a half-million dollars from her clients and business partners, finds herself in the middle of another investigation.

• Sep 12, 2019

9 New Gun Laws Now In Effect In Texas; Some In Response To Church And Mass Shootings

Among the new laws is one that allows licensed handgun holders to legally carry in places of worship.

• Sep 2, 2019

Odessa, Midland Shooter Was Fired From Job Morning Of Fatal Rampage

The suspect accused of shooting and killing seven people this weekend in the Odessa-Midland area was fired from his job the morning of the fatal rampage.

• Sep 1, 2019

Sundance Mental Hospital Pleads Guilty To Criminal Charge In Plea Deal

There are breaking developments in a nearly six year I-Team investigation into mental health facilities in North Texas. Sundance Behavioral Healthcare System has agreed to pay a $200,000 fine and accept a misdemeanor conviction.

• Aug 30, 2019

Family Of 13-Year-Old Killed In School Bus/Train Collision Files Lawsuit Against Union Pacific

The family of a 13 year old Texas boy killed when a train struck his school bus has filed a lawsuit against the Union Pacific Railroad claiming the railroad ignored "obvious dangers".

• Aug 30, 2019

70+ DFW Schools May Be Vulnerable To Measles Outbreak Based On Low Vaccine Rates

In the past five years, the vaccine exemption rates have more than double in Dallas and Tarrant Counties.

• Aug 28, 2019

Texas Teen's Suicide Changed How Schools Handle Bullying: 'We Need To Be Able To Measure The Impact'

Texas schools are now required to track every single bullying incident that is reported.

• Aug 26, 2019

After Years Of Delays, Denton's A-Train First In Texas With Functioning And Tested PTC Safety Braking System

After years of delays, the A-Train operated by the Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) is now the first passenger train in Texas to have fully functioning and tested Positive Train Control (PTC) system.

• Aug 26, 2019

Former North Texas Real Estate Agent Ashley Williams Files For Bankruptcy, Clients Claim She Owes Them Thousands

Ashley Williams of Aubrey filed a voluntary petition for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in the U.S. Eastern District of Texas Court listing 35 creditors totaling up to $500,000.

• Aug 21, 2019

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