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.
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Dallas County Criminal Court Judge Shequitta Kelly says she has an idea for a new approach to get guns away from domestic abusers.
According to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Cincinnati, more than 900 victims have been identified.
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.
"We thought the whole building was going to cave in," said apartment tenant Christina Roy.
Leslie Cavanaugh says the problem started a few months ago when the city of Fort Worth began widening Garden Acres Drive.
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.
She's usually getting other people consumer justice, but CBS11's Cristin Severance recently needed help herself.
Heather Schwab is one-half of the couple dubbed the "serial squatters" by attorneys in North Texas.
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.
Margarita Monjaras was sued by an Irving couple who accuse Monjaras of funneling details about their 2017 auto accident to a man allegedly paid to drum up business for a personal injury law firm.
A hyped luxury North Texas residential community — marketed as a five-star resort built to withstand a nuclear war — is now at the center of an FBI money laundering investigation.
China's decision last year to stop importing most waste has made recycling in the U.S., for the most part, unprofitable.
Allen learned the hard way about a gift card scam hitting North Texas right now.
Scammers take the toll roads for free while others get the bills. When it happened to Montgomery Moore, he called for Consumer Justice.
"There are some nights where I just cry and I can't control it," said Noelle Jones, who turned 16 since the shooting. "But I don't want to be treated as a victim. I just want to be heard."