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Parents of students killed in a Uvalde, Texas school shooting are suing the makers of the video game Call of Duty and Instagram's parent company, Meta. Constitutional law attorney David Coale speaks with FOX 4's Shaun Rabb about the lawsuit and the chances that the families could win.

Here are four stories for you to know about for Friday, July 18, 2025. Going through airport security could soon become easier with TSA changes. The Trump administration has struck a deal to give immigration officials access to Medicaid enrollees' personal data. A bus from Fort Worth was involved in a deadly crash in San Antonio. And, a Parker County Grand Jury has indicted four former Millsap ISD educators, including the ex-superintendent, on charges of failing to report alleged abuse in a special needs classroom.

Many presidents over the last decade have pledged to cut the size of the government but have not succeeded. So, why was President Trump able to do it?

Construction begins today on a passenger terminal at McKinney National Airport. The airport could begin offering commercial services as early as next year.

The Trump Administration is now giving ICE a new way to identify people living in the U.S. illegally. Immigration will soon have access to the personal data of those enrolled in Medicaid.

At the same time as President Trump scores a big win on Capitol Hill, he's trying to quiet a growing controversy over the late accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. After back and forth on the topic, he's now pushing to release the Grand Jury testimony from Epstein's trafficking case.

A bus from Fort Worth was involved in a deadly crash in San Antonio. Four people died and more than a dozen others were injured. Police are still searching for four suspects involved in the crash.

The Trump administration has struck a deal to give immigration officials access to Medicaid enrollees' personal data. It's expected ICE will use the information to try to track down immigrants who may not be living legally in the US.

A Parker County Grand Jury has indicted four former Millsap ISD educators, including the ex-superintendent, on charges of failing to report alleged abuse in a special needs classroom.

The gag order in the Bryan Kohberger quadruple murder case has been lifted. A judge ruling in favor of a coalition of media organizations pushing for more information now that a trial planned for august is no longer happening.

As of today, Robert Roberson's legal team has 89 days to try and find a way to save his life. His team wants a new trial, calling the evidence used to convict him was 'junk science.' The team also says they have new medical evidence to present. Roberson's lead attorney says that the process is much more difficult, now that a judge has set a new execution date.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver and former SMU football star Rashee Rice has pleaded guilty to charges related to a high-speed crash in Dallas last year.

Fort Worth and surrounding communities have stepped up, sending teams of people to assist in the recovery efforts in the Texas Hill Country.

Going through airport security could soon become easier. TSA is now allowing travelers to keep their shoes on and soon may ease the rules on bringing liquids and gels through checkpoints.

As inflation rises up once again, the White House is doubling down on its tariff plans for countries around the world. President Trump claims Americans could see savings soon.

The Dallas Zoo's recent "Dollar Day" drew 25,000 visitors who braved the heat and crowded conditions for discounted admission, with another highly anticipated dollar day set for August 5th.

Attorney Royse West talks about the plea deal Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice agreed to for a Dallas crash that happened last spring. Rice pleaded guilty to two charges. He was sentenced to five years probation and will be required to spend 30 days in jail.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt responds to questions about the recent calls to release the Epstein files.