I-Team: Suicide Survivor Shares Her Ordeal, Mental Hospital Under Scrutiny
A North Texas woman said she survived a gruesome suicide attempt inside an unlikely place -- the mental hospital where she went for help.
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A North Texas woman said she survived a gruesome suicide attempt inside an unlikely place -- the mental hospital where she went for help.
A heartbroken Dallas mother said she believes a broken system put her son on a deadly collision course with a troubled ex-con.
It's the place they grew up, played basketball and made countless home movies which their dad loved to edit.
Thousands of people living around Lake Bridgeport in Wise County will start paying 66 percent more for water next month.
We have a Consumer Justice alert after a big spike in the number of Can You Hear Me Now scam complaints in North Texas.
It's tax season and that means scammers are trying to cash in on your return.
A State Representative is pushing a bill that if passed, would make state inspections and substantiated complaints easily accessible by the public.
The Dallas BBB is warning consumers about websites selling bogus baseball, basketball and football jerseys. Shoppers complain that their merchandise either never shows up or, if it does, it's a knockoff.
The interstate is under construction in Lewisville, part of the I-35E Express Project. The overhead highway lights are out throughout a stretch of the highway running through Dallas County.
Lilly Brandwine is cautious, but a recent offer sounded good. It came in the form of an email from someone claiming to represent Car Wrap City, offering to pay her to wrap a car with a Heineken logo.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation is trying to contact more than 360 students after two driving schools, one in Euless and another in Irving, suddenly shut down.
Residents are cleaning up after a few days of wild weather. But, many times, the biggest headache isn't dealing with the damage -- it's trying to figure out who is going to pay for it.
Texas is the only Gulf state that has zero roofing regulations, but a new bill being considered by state lawmakers could change that. The legislation is calling for a voluntary certification system.
Delivery drivers in Baltimore and Philadelphia say they too are owed money by a Fort Worth business. The same business is accused of giving bad checks to local drivers.
Dozens of Amazon drivers say they are owed tens of thousands of dollars for deliveries for which they were never paid. Former employees say it's happening all over the country.