Amber Guyger's murder conviction, sentence upheld by court
The state's highest criminal court rejected Amber Guyger's latest attempt to have her murder conviction thrown out.
Amber Guyger's appeal for rehearing again denied by Texas court
A Texas appeals court again upheld the murder conviction of former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, who was sentenced to prison for fatally shooting her neighbor, Botham Jean, in his home.
Documentary screening marks three years since Botham Jean’s death
To mark three years since Botham Jean died, a documentary will be screened Monday night at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza.
'Bo's Law' passes Texas House, heads to Senate for consideration
If it becomes law it would make it a crime for police officers to turn off dash or body cameras during an investigation.
'Bo’s Law' proposal would clarify castle doctrine in Texas
A portion of the Botham Jean Act, or Bo’s Law, is designed to clarify the castle doctrine.
Portion of Lamar Street renamed in honor of Botham Jean
A street in Dallas has been renamed in honor of Botham Jean.
Portion of Lamar Street to be renamed in honor of Botham Jean on March 27
A date has been set to rename four miles of Lamar Street to Botham Jean Boulevard in honor of the man killed by an off-duty officer inside his own home.
Court date set for Amber Guyger's appeal hearing
Former Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger will get a chance to overturn her murder conviction next month.
Dallas City Council approves renaming street after Botham Jean
The renamed portion of the street will include his former apartment building and the Dallas Police Department headquarters.
Dallas now part of Botham Jean wrongful death lawsuit, judge rules in reversal
A federal judge reversed a lower court ruling that released the city of Dallas from potential liability in Botham Jean's death.
Botham Jean’s family not invited to Dallas mayor’s #BeLikeBo Day event
Tuesday would have been Jean's 29th birthday.
'Bo's Law' proposal by North Texas state representative to clarify castle doctrine after Botham Jean's death
A North Texas state representative is proposing what would be called Bo's Law.
Day of service, vigil held to remember Botham Jean 2 years after his death
Sunday marked two years since Botham Jean was shot and killed in his own apartment by a Dallas police officer, and a day of service and vigil was held to remember him and honor his legacy.
Dallas mayor proclaims Sept. 29 will be #BeLikeBo Day in honor of Botham Jean
On the two-year anniversary of the death of Botham Jean, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announced that September 29, 2020, will be #BeLikeBo Day to honor Jean.
North Texas state rep proposes law to clarify castle doctrine issues after Botham Jean shooting
Sunday marks two years since Botham Jean was shot and killed in his own apartment by a Dallas police officer.
Proposal to rename Lamar Street in honor of Botham Jean put on hold
The effort to rename part of Lamar Street after Botham Jean has been put on hold for at least two weeks.
Botham Jean's family files wrongful death lawsuit against Southside Flats
The family of Botham Jean is now suing the apartment complex where he lived because of the faulty door locks and confusing layout.
Dallas Police Association president cleared of wrongdoing in Guyger case
The president of the Dallas Police Association was cleared by a grand jury for his actions the night of Botham Jean's murder.
3 Dallas council members want street renamed for Botham Jean
There is a push to rename part of a Downtown Dallas street in honor of a man killed by a former police officer.
Harding University declines to rename building for Botham Jean
Arkansas' largest private college says it won't change the name of a building that pays homage to a former school president who opposed integration.