$2 Mistake Could Cost North Texas Family Thousands In Medical Bills
After the first month of COBRA coverage, the price went up $1.96, but the family never changed their payments.
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After the first month of COBRA coverage, the price went up $1.96, but the family never changed their payments.
Patients complain about blurriness, dry eyes and difficulty seeing at night after LASIK, but doctors say these complications are rare and temporary.
The number of complaints filed against a North Texas auto dealership has quintupled following a Ones For Justice investigation.
A recent study found the copayment amount is higher than the retail price in one out of every four prescriptions filled.
An I-Team investigation found more than 300 train crossings across North Texas don't have a gate. At these crossings, in the past decade, trains have slammed into vehicles 65 times.
Two weeks away from graduating high school, Daniel Pacheco was shot and killed at a house party in Mesquite.
A "people finder" website known for rating people's reputations could be publishing inaccurate information about you online.
The latest effort to regulate roofers in Texas has died at the state house.
Since 2014, CBS 11 uncovered nine cases involving dog bites at DFW Airport. Only half of those reports make any mention of animal control.
In the wake of last month's deadly construction crane collapse in Seattle, the CBS 11 I-Team is shining the light on crane safety in North Texas.
People who wish to lower their appraised value can appeal to their appraisal district's review board. Of course, higher values mean higher taxes.
Property appraisal notices have hit mailboxes across North Texas and in many neighborhoods values are up - way up.
Patients are supposed to be able to use these prices to shop around and find deals. While the effort maybe well-intentioned, the online prices for most patients are confusing and often useless.
It's been three years since work began on a one-mile stretch of Rufe Snow Drive in North Richland Hills and drivers have had enough.
BlueCross BlueShield of Texas has removed a physicians group serving the 14 Texas Health Resources hospitals because it could not reach a deal with the group.