Consumer Justice Investigates 'Hostage Movers'
Presidential Moving Services is accused of holding people's belongings hostage and increasing agreed upon costs for services.
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Presidential Moving Services is accused of holding people's belongings hostage and increasing agreed upon costs for services.
The teen messaged using a mobile app with the FBI informant his desire to travel to an ISIS fighting camp or conduct a terrorist attack in the U.S., accord to arrest records.
From a lack of access to treatment to a shortage of beds at state hospitals, advocates say there's a major mental health crisis in Texas. But Consumer Justice found thousands of qualified people who want to help, can't.
"To turn around and see not only your best friend, but a human being, literally covered in flames is something I will never, ever forget," Russell McElyea told CBS 11 News.
Allegations of sexual abuse two women say were kept hidden for more than a decade are now being investigated by the Mansfield Police Department.
The I-Team examined the 76 largest water utilities in North Texas and found 20 to be in violation of the federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
Initially arrested on one charge of aggravated assault against a public servant and another against a civilian, 29-year-old Armando Juarez now faces an additional capital murder charge after Officer Rogelio Santander died Wednesday morning.
Since 2002, health insurance premiums have more than doubled for Texas teachers.
Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton says he "takes exception" to Mayor Mike Rawlings' comments at this week's Dallas City Council meeting.
Homeowners across North Texas say their recent natural gas bills have spiked even though their usage has remained the same, or even decreased.
Law enforcement officials say 90 percent of the paper license plates you see on the road are fake.
Most public school teachers did not get into the profession to get rich but for their years of service, the Texas government promised teachers a small pension at retirement and affordable healthcare the rest of their life.
An update now to a Consumer Justice investigation into a Plano company trying to fine customers and void their warranty over a negative review.
The inability to prove who was driving the suspect vehicle has been cited by police departments across North Texas numerous times in unsolved hit-and-run cases.
A condominium building where a grandmother died and 60 families lost their homes last March hadn't undergone a required annual fire safety test or inspection in years, a CBS11 I-Team investigation reveals.