Mockingbird Footbridge To Open 6 Years Behind Schedule
The City of Dallas will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the $17 million footbridge that crosses over Mockingbird Lane near Central Expressway on Thursday.
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The City of Dallas will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the $17 million footbridge that crosses over Mockingbird Lane near Central Expressway on Thursday.
A North Texas couple gaming the system has been evicted from more than a dozen homes in the last few years for not paying.
Renee Mauldin made a promise to her granddaughter while hugging her tightly, "I'll never let that happen again Maddie. I promise, never, never."
More than 150 people have complained to the Better Business Bureau about DSM Medical Supply. However, the company said that hackers and an ex-employee are to blame for the issues.
The announcement is part of the Federal Trade Commission's "Operation Game of Loans" - a federal and state effort to crack down on deceptive student loan debt relief companies.
You've likely been there---staring up a thrilling amusement park ride with your child begging to get on it. You're asking yourself, "Who's keeping that ride safe?"
The State Fair of Texas is an IRS-designated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Most of money goes towards the direct cost of putting on the 24-day event with more than $2 million going towards executive salaries.
Consumer Justice found millions of dollars worth of gift cards to a popular restaurant, are now worthless.
Governor Greg Abbott didn't realize he was cutting funding to law enforcement across the state, according to sources.
It's a massive problem in North Texas and it's driving by you everyday: fake paper license plates.
When hackers stole a North Texas teenager's life savings and the bank wouldn't help, she called CBS11 Consumer Justice reporter Cristin Severance.
Thousands of vehicles destroyed in Hurricane Harvey may soon be sold to unsuspecting buyers in North Texas.
Reports of fraud are on the rise as Tropical Storm Harvey flood waters are receding.
The number of Texas families deciding not to vaccinate their school-age children has quadrupled in the past decade, according to state health records.
In part two of our investigation, CBS11 Consumer Justice reporter Cristin Severance reveals no one from the state is checking to make sure the school districts are doing enough fire drills.