Fort Hood Shooting Suspect In Court For Hearing
The Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage will be back in court for another preliminary hearing -- just six weeks before his military trial is set to begin.
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The Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage will be back in court for another preliminary hearing -- just six weeks before his military trial is set to begin.
A North Texas court agreed that a 25-year-old Arlington man spent months stalking and terrorizing a woman before shooting her dead. Today Roshan Sah was sentenced to life in prison for the murder.
Authorities say they have arrested someone in a suspected stabbing attack at a Lone Star Community College campus in the Houston area. The Harris County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that at least 14 people were injured in the attack.
With no arrests in the Kaufman County murders, there are lingering questions about the reward money being offered for information on the cases.
Authorities with the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office on Monday responded to comments made by a spokesman for the family of murdered district attorney Mike McLelland and his wife.
Police in Richardson are investigating a bizarre incident that ended with shots fired by an officer, a car crash, and a woman dead. Richardson police explained that one woman, suspected of a traffic violation, simply would not pull over and stop.
A jury in Tarrant County on Thursday took only 36 minutes to convict a man of murder. Marquise Brooks was found guilty of robbing and shooting a man at a Fort Worth apartment.
During a Wednesday press conference officials with the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office confirmed that a North Texas man was arrested for making a terroristic threat against a judge in Kaufman County.
CBS 11 News has learned a tip led investigators to an area just down the street from where the Kaufman County District Attorney and his wife were murdered. The tip suggests the suspect or suspects may have been conducting surveillance.
As North Texas prepares for the public memorial and funeral of District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, heightened security continues in Kaufman County and across the state.
Two months after an assistant prosecutor was gunned down, the bodies of a North Texas prosecutor and his wife were found in their home, authorities said.
Joe Caldwell said that he retired to the Kaufman County community near Forney to be in the country. But all that peace and quiet was shattered this weekend.
The Irving ISD was closed on Friday, but one campus was still buzzing with emergency officials, staff members and student volunteers as an active shooter drill was conducted.
A gun battle at a Lancaster apartment complex on Wednesday night ended with the death of a man who police have identified as an armed robbery suspect.
A police trainee with DART was wounded early Wednesday morning after his service weapon accidentally discharged. The bullet struck the trainee in the leg.
Two elementary schools in the Wylie ISD were placed on lockdown for a short time on Tuesday afternoon while police in next-door Murphy investigated reports of a shooting.
Two men are telling two very different stories about what led up to a shooting that played out on the side of a North Texas highway.
Officials say "unique and often microscopic markings" found on shell casings in North Texas and Colorado lead investigators to conclude that the gun Evan Ebel used to shoot at authorities in Montague and Wise County was the same one used to kill Tom Clements in Colorado.
Mesquite Police have arrested a man for allegedly shooting and injuring another driver in an apparent case of road rage overnight.
Police in Arlington are still piecing together a series of events that ended with one man dead, two other people injured and at least two arrests.
A Dallas police officer, with a history of trouble, is back on duty less than two weeks after killing a man during a struggle.
A high-speed chase through two North Texas counties ended with both a sheriff's deputy and a suspect being shot.
An Army psychiatrist will not be allowed to plead guilty to any of the charges in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage, a judge ruled on Wednesday.
Police in Dallas gave chase early Wednesday after officers saw a suspect firing a gun from a car fleeing a billiards hall.
A judge is to decide if a terrorism consultant will testify at the trial of the Army psychiatrist charged in a deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage.
