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Scammers are a creative bunch. They successfully use old tricks and technology to con you out of your money. According to a government report, last year alone, more than 64,672 Texans complained about phone scams.
A veteran firefighter's widow has accused the City of Dallas and its fire department of a coverup in her husband's death – an accusation Dallas fire officials deny.
Homeowners in north Fort Worth are praying the rain will stay away this week as a retaining wall in their backyard is holding on for dear life.
The widow of a Dallas firefighter will hold a press conference tomorrow to demand accountability and change within the Dallas Fire and Rescue Department.
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, ever year emergency rooms treat more than 200,000 children under the age of 14 for playground-related injuries.
When a building collapses and there's loss of life or property, the I-Team looks through federal, state and even county information to build a history for each company involved.
You could be brewing up more than you realize in your morning cup of coffee or tea.
Tensions are growing in the Dallas County District Attorney's office… as the new DA fended off questions about her leadership and addressed reports that she went into drug rehab while campaigning for office in 2013.
A lawsuit was filed against the City of Fort Worth and two police officers, claiming excessive force was used on Jermaine Darden in May 2013.
More than 45-percent of Americans snore, according to recent studies. Doctors, however; say the common problem can be more than just a nuisance.
Homeowners in north Fort Worth are fighting to keep their family safe. A 15-foot retaining wall in their backyard is on the verge of collapsing and they say no one is stepping up to help them.
An ongoing investigation by the CBS 11 I-Team has led to new restrictions for former Fort Worth funeral home owner.
Dondre Johnson is charged with Theft and Abuse of Corpse, but that's not stopping him from working funerals.
Two big cities are reviewing their ethics policies after the CBS 11 News I-Team and The Associated Press reported on how their police chiefs were closely linked to a company that won contracts to supply officers with body cameras.
A relationship between Fort Worth's former police chief and the company it bought body cameras from, Taser International, is now under scrutiny.