Some North Texas Schools Falling Short On Required Fire Drills
A Consumer Justice Back to School investigation found some school districts in North Texas are not following through on the required amount of fire drills.
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A Consumer Justice Back to School investigation found some school districts in North Texas are not following through on the required amount of fire drills.
Tina Hudson was billed more than $8,000 over two years for electricity in her small Fort Worth apartment.
In the past five years, the City of Dallas has spent more than $10.8 million to settle lawsuits against Dallas police officers.
The opening of the highly anticipated $17 million Mockingbird pedestrian bridge was been delayed yet again.
Nearly 1,000 consumer will soon receive a check from the United States Bankruptcy Court, and two well-known national companies have agreed to a multi-million settlement in connection with this case.
Chris Cassels, the owner of Hot Route Delivery Specialists, is facing theft of service charges. Investigators with the Denton County District Attorney's Office said that Cassels turned himself in on Monday morning.
According to state crash records, hit-and-run deaths in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have increased 85 percent since 2012.
One year later, the July 7 ambush on police officers in downtown Dallas is still considered an open investigation, therefore; an official account of events from that night have never been made public.
School is out for the summer but the work is just getting started on Keller ISD buses. An independent inspection company will go over the entire fleet, thanks to a Consumer Justice investigation.
It's one of the fastest growing areas in North Texas, but homeowners say their development of the future is missing one thing--high-speed Internet!
Chances are you expect to get a fair price when you go to the pharmacy, especially if you have insurance.
A visit to the doctor today could cost you thousands of dollars next year. More and more people are getting big bills, months after their appointments, for a little-known fee. The charge isn't for your doctor -- but the building.
College student Caleb Tomgenovich said it all began with an exchange of dirty looks in the Whataburger parking lot, after he said one of the sheriff's friends pulled up too close to him.
A Garland man pleaded guilty Friday for his involvement in a road rage crash that killed 14-year-old Blake Casbeer.
Lauren McCall and Cameron Aston of Gainesville were in the market for a home security system. So, they didn't mind too much when a Vivint salesman stopped by unannounced in late April.