CBS11 I-Team: Adoption Heartbreak
A Farmers Branch family is worried it will soon mourn the death of a child, and the parents are blaming an adoption agency.
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A Farmers Branch family is worried it will soon mourn the death of a child, and the parents are blaming an adoption agency.
More than 8,000 people on the Glen Rose Medical Center as their only local hospital.
CBS 11's I-Team has learned that one of the most popular destination spots in North Texas may in the future cost you money, after decades of operating for free to the public.
A hacker targeted a North Texas woman's Amazon account, draining the nearly $1700 she had on a gift card linked to her account. When she fought back... the hacker tried to humiliate her!
If you've ever noticed a really bad smell or slimy mold in your washing machine, you could soon be getting a check for your trouble.
Days before Dallas police officers were killed and wounded in a sniper attack, their accused assailant asked neighbors in Mesquite to check the taillights on his SUV because he did not want to be stopped by police "for any reason."
As the mayhem unfolded last Thursday night, Niecee Cornute, a founder of the Black Women's Defense League, was said to have used her cell phone camera to "depict the murder of one or more police officers in the downtown area…," according to an affidavit obtained by the I-Team.
Creams, sprays, bottles and repellant bands... with so many choices, what mosquito repellant works best? The I-Team tells you!
"We're functioning and life is terrible. All we want is justice," said Debbie Tobolowsky.
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.