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The family of a man who died last year in the Parker County Jail has filed a federal lawsuit in Dallas, alleging Charles Alvarez received improper medical care and that the jail staff showed "deliberate indifference to his serious medical needs."
Young people are posting videos all over YouTube about their experiences after eating flower seeds.
When you're sick, you want help fast. You might miss the fine print that says how much that help will cost.
You've likely heard of having your identity stolen or your banking account taken over, but what about someone "becoming you" on line? A new device may be helping some people, and companies, do just that.
On patrol through a small neighborhood of old trailer homes, there was a clue something was wrong. We couldn't see it, or smell it -- but the car we were in could.
The CBS11 I-Team has learned a place we all frequent could actually be dangerous.
The next time you are out at public place, look closely at the person standing next to you or the one in front of you. He or she may be undercover getting paid to eat, shop, play or even sleep.
Have an inbox or cell phone full of annoying advertisements? Some customers are fed up and fighting back by filing lawsuits.
Just minutes before claiming to be a criminal, the man on the phone told Allen she had reached the Internal Revenue Service. He said his name was Officer Steve Jones. Once we identified ourselves, his story changed.
On a well-established, tree-lined street near Fort Worth's prestigious Colonial Country Club, there stands an unfinished home much bigger than those around it.
The I-Team reached out to a dozen public places- four popular North Texas theater chains and eight local shopping centers- all places you or your children could be when the next tornado hits.
Nabisco said the problem was a box of crackers opened months after the "best if used by" date of February 2015.
All the information is so sensitive, CBS11 decided not to air this story until the government could take it off line. After months of pressure from the I-Team that's finally what happened.
None of the clothing companies returned our request for a comment on the quality of the clothes, false advertising or poor customer service claims.
A Consumer Justice warning just before Valentine's Day about the "F" rated dating services in North Texas racking up the most number of complaints, according to the Better Business Bureau.