Dallas County Task Force That Busted Fake Paper License Plates May Be Gone For Good

Now law enforcement worries the state's problem with bogus temporary plates could become permanent.

• Jul 10, 2019

Month After Deadly Crane Collapse, Former Tenants Still Can't Get Their Things, Including Vehicles

A month later, some former tenants still have no answers, no home and no car.

• Jul 9, 2019

Fake Photos Raise Questions About Customer Reviews On Home Warranty Company

The Ones for Justice found a surprising secret buried inside Total Home Protection's testimonials.

• Jul 9, 2019

Be Wary When It Comes To Home Appliance Warranties

Warranties are meant to cover issues with your appliances, but the Ones for Justice found those pricey policies may be worthless when you need them most.

• Jul 8, 2019

BB&T Customers Have Bank Accounts Drained By Spoof Callers: 'Every Time He Put Me On Hold He Took More Money Out'

A new twist on a popular scam is draining bank accounts across the country. The scariest part is how much the scammers know about their victims.

• Jul 5, 2019

Dallas To Review 'Safety Zone' That Eliminated Homeowners' Street Parking

The city of Dallas deemed the 55 feet in front of Mark and Jean Nacol's home a "safety zone," which means no one can park there.

• Jul 4, 2019

I-Team: Train Crossing Expert Calls Athens Intersection A 'Death Trap'

"This was an accident waiting to happen. It's a death trap." Bob Pottroff is talking about the intersection in Athens where a school bus collided with a train in January, killing 13-year-old Christopher Bonilla.

• Jul 3, 2019

The Ones for Justice: Tires Display 'Birth Dates' But Industry Opposes Expiration Dates

On every tire in America, you'll find a code that denotes the week and month a tire was manufactured. What you won't find is an expiration date.

• Jul 2, 2019

The Ones For Justice: Aging Tires Sold Across DFW Putting Drivers At Risk

An undercover The Ones for Justice investigation found stores across Dallas-Fort Worth selling aging tires long after consumer advocates say they should have been tossed.

• Jul 1, 2019

Murder Of University Of Utah Student Mackenzie Lueck Has Dallas Connection

Years earlier, the wife of Ayoola Ajayi in Dallas, said he threatened to kill her.

• Jul 1, 2019

Tarrant County Deputy Constable Details Depth Of Double-Dipping Scheme: 'This Was Organized Crime Right In Front Of Our Eyes'

A deputy constable for 19 years, John Wright says at times he was one of only a few at the precinct actually working.

• Jun 26, 2019

President Trump Signs Executive Order To Make Health Care Costs More Transparent: 'We're Giving Power Back To Patients'

While the industry welcomes price transparency some are skeptical about how it will all work.

• Jun 24, 2019

New Round Of Renovations At Former Home Of Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Susan Hull

GPISD Trustees approved a plan to spend $354,000 to turn the property into a facility for special education students.

• Jun 17, 2019

Cancer Vaccine Developed In North Texas Could Be 'As Simple As A Flu Shot'

The CBS 11 I-Team has been following the development of this clinical trial for more than a decade, and it's now in the final stages of the FDA approval process.

• Jun 13, 2019

North Texas Family's French Bulldog Drowns While In The Care Of Rover App Pet Sitter: 'She Was Our Baby'

A Coppell family dropped off their dog, Coco, with a pet sitter they found on the Rover app and the dog drowned in the dog sitter's pool.

• Jun 10, 2019

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