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

12 Indicted For Role In Moving Scam At Center Of Consumer Justice Investigation

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Cincinnati, more than 900 victims have been identified. 

• Jul 31, 2018

Consumer Justice For Neighborhood Dealing With Big Rigs

A Fort Worth Police spokesperson told Consumer Justice the construction company is putting up temporary barriers and is planning to replace the fence within the next week.

• Jul 30, 2018

'Sudden Ceiling Collapse': Why North Texas Homes May Be Vulnerable

"We thought the whole building was going to cave in," said apartment tenant Christina Roy.

• Jul 30, 2018

Big Rigs Cause Big Headaches: 'This Is My Backyard, This Is Not A Parking Lot'

Leslie Cavanaugh says the problem started a few months ago when the city of Fort Worth began widening Garden Acres Drive.

• Jul 27, 2018

North Texas State Rep. Pushes Paid Leave For Workers

State Representative Nicole Collier plans to file a bill that would let millions of Texans earn paid days off, when they need to take a day off.

• Jul 25, 2018

Consumer Justice Reporter's Amazon Account Hacked, Fake 5-Star Reviews Left

She's usually getting other people consumer justice, but CBS11's Cristin Severance recently needed help herself.

• Jul 23, 2018

Serial Squatter Racks Up More Evictions And Charges

Heather Schwab is one-half of the couple dubbed the "serial squatters" by attorneys in North Texas.

• Jul 18, 2018

North Texas Luxury Doomsday Resort Files For Bankruptcy

Trident Lakes, a residential community marketed as a five-star resort built to withstand a nuclear war, on Thursday filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, according to court records.

• Jul 13, 2018

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