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The Better Business Bureau is warning people to look out for in-person solicitations.
A North Texas woman paid thousands of dollars for furniture that never came. Then they contacted The Ones for Justice.
A Dallas state district judge ordered a new property manager take charge of a Far East Dallas apartment complex that has been plagued with crime and code violations.
Sundance Behavioral Health Hospital surrendered its license on Friday and is no longer accepting patients.
Use it or lose it. That's the warning from a Fort Worth woman who says she learned a costly lesson this holiday season.
This indictment carries with it a nearly $4.5 million fine against the Sundance Behavioral Healthcare System.
Representatives from the FTC, the Texas Attorney General's Office, the BBB and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service joined forces to talk about combating these "subscription traps."
A group of Taylor Swift fans said they never received tickets purchased through a resale marketplace, forcing them to purchase some tickets twice.
Five customers said their car from My Vintage Limo never showed up, backed out days before the event or stopped communicating entirely leading up to the wedding.
Last week, a state district judge gave the owners of the Meadows at Ferguson apartments one week to fix all of its violations.
A North Texas woman said her orthopedic specialist repeatedly touched her inappropriately. When he left the room to get more sonogram gel, she said she got dressed and rushed out.
In court Thursday, Dallas fire inspectors told Judge Tonya Parker they found missing smoke detectors, painted over fire sprinkler heads, and windows that were screwed shut in the still occupied buildings at the Meadows at Ferguson apartments.
While one in three Texas schools agreed to report their concussions to the project, far fewer have actually done it. Only 6 percent of schools are currently reporting their injuries.
While overall property crime in North Texas is down, auto thefts in Dallas have increased more than 18 percent in the past year.
A North Texas mental health system, which has been the subject of CBS 11 I-Team investigations for years, has been indicted on nine criminal counts due to violating the Texas Mental Health Code.