Judge blocks Trump's birthright citizenship order
A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship. The Reagan-appointed judge called it a blatant violation of constitutional protections. The case is one of five lawsuits seeking to block the order before it takes effect on Feb. 19.
A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship. The Reagan-appointed judge called it a blatant violation of constitutional protections. The case is one of five lawsuits seeking to block the order before it takes effect on Feb. 19.
Man in Satanic mask seen at Carrollton home
Carrollton homeowners say a man in a Satanic mask holding a sign with an apocalyptic Bible verse was seen on their doorbell camera on Saturday.
Carrollton homeowners say a man in a Satanic mask holding a sign with an apocalyptic Bible verse was seen on their doorbell camera on Saturday.
Pres. Trump signs order to declassify JFK, RFK, MLK docs
President Donald J. Trump signs an executive order to declassify documents surrounding the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
President Donald J. Trump signs an executive order to declassify documents surrounding the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
Texas Dems on House rules vote: FULL
Texas Democrats talk about the House rules vote which bans Democratic chairs.
Texas Democrats talk about the House rules vote which bans Democratic chairs.
Arlington Officer Involved Shooting caught on camera
The Arlington Police Department has released relevant portions of body-worn camera, dashboard camera, and surveillance footage from an officer-involved shooting incident that occurred on January 10, 2025 at a business in the 600 block of W. Pioneer Parkway. On January 10, at approximately 6:46 p.m., officers were dispatched to a title loan business in the 600 block of W. Pioneer Parkway for an Armed Robbery in Progress call. A passerby called 911 and reported seeing two individuals who were possibly armed enter the business. Surveillance cameras inside the business captured a man, identified as 37-year-old Kelvin Bivens, entering through the front door, pointing a handgun at four employees working inside, and instructing them to get on the ground. A second suspect, identified as 38-year-old Kevin Lewis, entered the business behind him. The two men then rummaged through drawers and the employees’ purses before instructing the employees to move to a back room. Once in the back room, they bound the employees’ arms and legs with tape. After the 911 call was made, officers arrived on scene and began setting up a perimeter. Officers who were covering the back of the business initially knocked on the back door and announced themselves as police. They then took cover behind their patrol vehicles and attempted to call the suspects out of the building using the vehicle’s PA system. Not long after, Mr. Lewis exited out the back door and immediately took off running. Moments later, Mr. Bivens stuck his arm out from behind the back door, still holding the gun, and began firing. Two officers then fired their service weapons in his direction. Mr. Bivens retreated back inside the business and attempted to exit out the front door. Officers posted on the front side of the business took him into custody without incident. No officers were injured during this incident. Mr. Bivens and Mr. Lewis were not injured either. Shortly after the shots were fired, the employees were able to get to the back door where officers saw them and safely removed them from the building. Although shaken, they were not injured. Mr. Bivens was charged with one count of Aggravated Assault Against a Public Servant and one count of Aggravated Robbery. He is currently being held at the Tarrant County Jail. After conducting follow-up investigation and reviewing evidence left at the scene, detectives were able to identify Mr. Lewis as the second suspect. They obtained a warrant for his arrest on one count of Aggravated Robbery. On January 23, 2025, members of the U.S. Marshals North Texas Fugitive Task Force located Mr. Lewis in Arlington and took him into custody without incident. He is currently being held at the Arlington City Jail. Both the criminal and administrative investigations into this incident remain ongoing.
The Arlington Police Department has released relevant portions of body-worn camera, dashboard camera, and surveillance footage from an officer-involved shooting incident that occurred on January 10, 2025 at a business in the 600 block of W. Pioneer Parkway. On January 10, at approximately 6:46 p.m., officers were dispatched to a title loan business in the 600 block of W. Pioneer Parkway for an Armed Robbery in Progress call. A passerby called 911 and reported seeing two individuals who were possibly armed enter the business. Surveillance cameras inside the business captured a man, identified as 37-year-old Kelvin Bivens, entering through the front door, pointing a handgun at four employees working inside, and instructing them to get on the ground. A second suspect, identified as 38-year-old Kevin Lewis, entered the business behind him. The two men then rummaged through drawers and the employees’ purses before instructing the employees to move to a back room. Once in the back room, they bound the employees’ arms and legs with tape. After the 911 call was made, officers arrived on scene and began setting up a perimeter. Officers who were covering the back of the business initially knocked on the back door and announced themselves as police. They then took cover behind their patrol vehicles and attempted to call the suspects out of the building using the vehicle’s PA system. Not long after, Mr. Lewis exited out the back door and immediately took off running. Moments later, Mr. Bivens stuck his arm out from behind the back door, still holding the gun, and began firing. Two officers then fired their service weapons in his direction. Mr. Bivens retreated back inside the business and attempted to exit out the front door. Officers posted on the front side of the business took him into custody without incident. No officers were injured during this incident. Mr. Bivens and Mr. Lewis were not injured either. Shortly after the shots were fired, the employees were able to get to the back door where officers saw them and safely removed them from the building. Although shaken, they were not injured. Mr. Bivens was charged with one count of Aggravated Assault Against a Public Servant and one count of Aggravated Robbery. He is currently being held at the Tarrant County Jail. After conducting follow-up investigation and reviewing evidence left at the scene, detectives were able to identify Mr. Lewis as the second suspect. They obtained a warrant for his arrest on one count of Aggravated Robbery. On January 23, 2025, members of the U.S. Marshals North Texas Fugitive Task Force located Mr. Lewis in Arlington and took him into custody without incident. He is currently being held at the Arlington City Jail. Both the criminal and administrative investigations into this incident remain ongoing.
Arlington police release video of CashMax robbery shooting
Arlington Police Chief Al Jones shares video and gives an update on an armed robbery that happened on Jan. 10. Several officers fired shots at a suspect but no one was hit.
Arlington Police Chief Al Jones shares video and gives an update on an armed robbery that happened on Jan. 10. Several officers fired shots at a suspect but no one was hit.
New fire burns over 10,000 acres north of Los Angeles
The Hughes fire has burned over 10,000 acres since Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters are working to extinguish the flames before it hits hundreds of homes nearby. Over 50,000 residents have been evacuated.
The Hughes fire has burned over 10,000 acres since Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters are working to extinguish the flames before it hits hundreds of homes nearby. Over 50,000 residents have been evacuated.
Teacher injured trying to avoid chair thrown by student
Paraprofessional Carol Tidwell was injured while trying to avoid a chair that was thrown at her in a classroom at Corsicana School. This is the same classroom where the Assistant Principal was partially blinded by a student in August.
Paraprofessional Carol Tidwell was injured while trying to avoid a chair that was thrown at her in a classroom at Corsicana School. This is the same classroom where the Assistant Principal was partially blinded by a student in August.
President Trump already sent 1,500 troops to the border
Border security plans take shape as President Trump's immigration crackdown begins. The Pentagon has begun deploying troops to the border.
Border security plans take shape as President Trump's immigration crackdown begins. The Pentagon has begun deploying troops to the border.
7 police officers shot at an apartment in San Antonio
Seven police officers were show while responding to a suicide call in San Antonio Wednesday night. Police say the suspected shooter was found dead after a lengthy standoff.
Seven police officers were show while responding to a suicide call in San Antonio Wednesday night. Police say the suspected shooter was found dead after a lengthy standoff.
Woman gets 40 years in prison for deadly robbery
Arturo Pena died in 2023 when he went to meet up with a girl he met online for what he thought was a date. But he did not know that she was bringing her boyfriend to rob him instead.
Arturo Pena died in 2023 when he went to meet up with a girl he met online for what he thought was a date. But he did not know that she was bringing her boyfriend to rob him instead.
Few clues in search for hit-and-run driver
51-year-old Jamie Lopez Tinoco ended up pinned between the two vehicles. He suffered traumatic injuries due to the metal tubing and sheet metal protruding from his truck bed.
51-year-old Jamie Lopez Tinoco ended up pinned between the two vehicles. He suffered traumatic injuries due to the metal tubing and sheet metal protruding from his truck bed.
Worries of mass deportations grow
In addition to boosting manpower at the southern border, the Trump administration has decided federal agents can now arrest migrants in places like schools and churches. Many are worried about possible mass deportations and what lies ahead.
In addition to boosting manpower at the southern border, the Trump administration has decided federal agents can now arrest migrants in places like schools and churches. Many are worried about possible mass deportations and what lies ahead.
Teacher's aide hurt after student throws chair
This is the second time an employee has been injured at Collins Intermediate School in the past six months.
This is the second time an employee has been injured at Collins Intermediate School in the past six months.
7 San Antonio police officers injured in shooting: police chief
Seven police officers were injured in San Antonio while responding to a call for a suicide in progress on Wednesday night.
Seven police officers were injured in San Antonio while responding to a call for a suicide in progress on Wednesday night.
Kim Tolbert picked to be Dallas? next city manager
The woman who has been acting as the Dallas city manager since May was picked to do the job permanently.
The woman who has been acting as the Dallas city manager since May was picked to do the job permanently.
Recognizing signs of artery disease saved man's life
A medical assistant who is also an amputee found himself at the center of a health crisis after being diagnosed with coronary artery disease. He had successful triple bypass surgery and is now sharing his survival story.
A medical assistant who is also an amputee found himself at the center of a health crisis after being diagnosed with coronary artery disease. He had successful triple bypass surgery and is now sharing his survival story.
Trackdown: Help find Cleburne meat market burglars
A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the indictment of the burglars who broke into a Cleburne business and stole thousands of dollars.
A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the indictment of the burglars who broke into a Cleburne business and stole thousands of dollars.
A closer look at FWISD's new literacy plan
Fort Worth ISD is moving forward with a new strategic plan aimed at improving lackluster reading scores. Here are its 4 main priorities.
Fort Worth ISD is moving forward with a new strategic plan aimed at improving lackluster reading scores. Here are its 4 main priorities.
What is DEI and what do the employees do? Here's why Trump placed federal staff on leave
President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered that all diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) staff be put on paid leave and eventually be laid off—part of his administration's goal to eliminate affirmative action efforts within the federal government.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered that all diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) staff be put on paid leave and eventually be laid off—part of his administration's goal to eliminate affirmative action efforts within the federal government.