Grand Prairie Mother Outraged Over School's Evacuation Plan

Born with spina bifida, hydrocephalus and a seizure disorder, Dezirae Carrion spends her days in a wheelchair.

• Aug 27, 2018

Thousands Of Flooded-Out Houstonians Suing Army Corps Claiming Land Seizure

As many as 10,000 home and business owners are suing the federal government alleging the decision to open the dams constitutes a government land seizure.

• Aug 23, 2018

Government-Backed Insurance Leaving Texas Homeowners Unable To Build After Harvey

When Brandon Branda's home was heavily damaged by Hurricane Harvey, he felt as if his family would be okay because they had insurance. 

• Aug 22, 2018

Stephenville Man Burned In Atmos Gas Explosion Has Died

A 57-year-old man who was badly burned when his Stephenville house exploded in May 2017 has died.

• Aug 20, 2018

GPISD Hints At Future Of Controversial Rental Home

Thursday night, the school board approved eliminating two provisions from Hull's contract to allow her to move out of the home and out of the district.

• Aug 17, 2018

GPISD Superintendent Moving Out Of District-Owned House

Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Susan Hull is not just leaving the district-owned home, but she's moving out of the school district.

• Aug 16, 2018

GPISD Superintendent May Move Out Of Home And District

A memo from GPISD school board president Burke Hall recommends deleting two items from Hull's contract.

• Aug 16, 2018

Following The Money: Questions Surround Grand Prairie ISD Vendor

An investigation into spending at Grand Prairie ISD led Consumer Justice to a legal case involving the husband of Superintendent Susan Hull.

• Aug 15, 2018

Consumer Justice Fights For Full Report On Spending At Grand Prairie ISD

The 2018-19 school year is about to begin, but huge questions loom over how millions of dollars were spent in the last few years.

• Aug 14, 2018

North Texas Schools Spending Millions On Security Despite Little Evidence On What Works

The CBS11 I-Team asked 66 public school districts in the DFW area if they've purchased security equipment in the past year. Fifty-nine districts said "yes."

• Aug 13, 2018

Interactive Map: What New Security Features Has Your DFW School Added?

The CBS 11 I-Team asked Dallas/Fort Worth public school districts what security additions they've made in the past year.

• Aug 13, 2018

'It's A Big Scam': Retailers Respond To Gift Card Theft

"Gift card draining," is a fairly new and common technique for thieves that recently hit close to home for CBS 11 News.

• Aug 11, 2018

I-Team: Jury Orders Monsanto To Pay $290M In Roundup Trial

A California jury on Friday ordered the maker of the popular weed killer Roundup to pay $289 million in damages to a school's groundskeeper who alleges Roundup caused his cancer.

• Aug 10, 2018

Family Business Struggling To Survive TxDOT Project

A family-owned business is caught in a desperate battle to survive after being trapped by a massive TxDOT construction project.

• Aug 8, 2018

Criminal Court Judge: 'If You Want These Guns Off The Streets, Sometimes You Have To Be Creative'

Dallas County Criminal Court Judge Shequitta Kelly says she has an idea for a new approach to get guns away from domestic abusers.

• Aug 1, 2018

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