Dallas Mayor Calls Out Judges To Do Better Job At Taking Away Abuser's Guns
Mayor Mike Rawlings' comments were in response to an I-Team investigation.
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Mayor Mike Rawlings' comments were in response to an I-Team investigation.
Efforts in North Texas to have domestic abusers surrender their weapons have all but failed, often leaving those who sought protection in the cross hairs of their abusers.
Companies claim their wipes go through extensive testing before being labeled "flushable" but wastewater treatment managers say, some are still making it through.
Records, obtained through the Texas Public Information Act, show that police recovered a laptop, thumb drives and a cell phone from Brzyski's room.
Thousands of women are owed money after a North Texas-based company abruptly cancelled a nationwide Christian women's tour.
A North Texas college, known for its incredible cheer program, is being sued by a former cheerleader. The now 20-year-old says he was drugged and sexually assaulted by an assistant coach.
Animal advocates contacted our Consumer Justice department after our story aired saying a Trap-Neuter-Return program [TNR] could help control the feral cat population in North Richland Hills.
A North Texas neighborhood says it's overrun with feral cats and one woman is to blame.
The most-ridden commuter rail line in Texas still does not have a life-saving braking device Congress ordered all trains to install nearly a decade ago.
A North Texas family says their son's school was repeatedly warned that he was sleeping with a teacher and did little to stop it. Now the family is suing the school to implement new policies and procedures.
Beaten, brainwashed and battered into submission, the women told their stories to the CBS11 I-Team.
According to state crash reports, in the past two years, 91 people were killed in DFW in a hit-and-run crash.
The U.S. Department of Education's letter comes after a 15-month review into the dramatic decline in special education enrollment in Texas in the past decade.
The U.S. Department of Education has announced that Texas violated federal law when it comes to educating students with disabilities. The department released their report on Thursday.
With a newly FDA-approved treatment, doctors says the lives of nearly one hundred Texas babies can be saved every year by screening newborns for Spinal Muscular Atrophy.