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Here are four stories for you to know about on Monday, May 5, 2025. There is increased security at an elementary school in Hurst after a threat was made over the weekend. President Trump has announced plans to re-open Alcatraz. The suspect accused of setting a Denton daycare on fire is now connected to an arson spree. And, an adult and a child tested positive for measles in Tarrant County recently.

There is increased security at an elementary school in Hurst after a threat was made over the weekend.

President Donald Trump has announced plans to re-open Alcatraz. Plus, former Vice President Mike pence has been honored for his courageous actions on Jan. 6.

Dallas will swear in a new police chief and fire chief today. The ceremony will be held at a church in the Red Bird area of Dallas.

The owners of a Denton daycare were shocked to learn police connected the suspect who set their daycare on fire to an arson spree.

Border Czar Tom Homan talks about the changes in immigration since President Trump's second term began. Then, the impact that tariffs could have on HVAC service in Texas.

An adult and a child tested positive for measles in Tarrant County this week. Doctors are now working to investigate others who could have been exposed.

Tarrant County Public Health says an adult and a child both tested positive for measles. Both are unvaccinated.

Cardinals who will pick the next pope have started to arrive at the Vatican. Final preparations are underway for the conclave.

The March of Dimes: March for Babies was held in Las Colinas on Saturday morning.

Governor Greg Abbott and other Republican leaders celebrate the signing of Senate Bill 2 into law at a special event at the governor's mansion on May 3, 2025. Senate Bill 2 creates the largest day one school choice program in the country. In its first year, $1 billion in taxpayer money will be available to pay for private school costs.

A look back at some of the top Dallas-Fort Worth crime stories during the week of April 27, 2025, including a teacher reportedly has a bullet go through her glasses during a Dallas school shooting, a Seagoville shootout caught on camera, a Collin County woman charged with murder over fentanyl, a triple murder believed to be over drugs in Parker County, a chef hit with a Taser at Dallas Love Field Airport, the search for a man who allegedly stabbed his girlfriend and thieves that targeted church AC units.

This week, Collin County had its first murder conviction under a new law aimed at targeting the people who deal fentanyl. FOX 4's Peyton Yager talked to the mother of the 17-year-old victim who attended McKinney High School.

It has been a little more than two weeks since gunshots rang out inside Wilmer-Hutchins High School. Now, we're learning new information about a teacher who was hurt and how it could have ended very differently.

Paul Quinn College in Dallas is being called the urban work college. Because of a program initiated by school president Michael Sorrell, students are graduating with very little or no debt.