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Property deed theft is becoming such a problem in Texas that state lawmakers are considering creating a new criminal offense to hold crooks accountable. A South Dallas woman had no idea it was happening to her until an empty lot she owned was being cleared by strangers.

The Dallas Police Department is mourning the death of a crime scene analyst who worked alongside detectives to gather critical evidence to help build their cases.

Three victims were taken to the hospital in unknown condition. Dallas ISD confirms one of the victims is a student.

Thousands of retired Dallas police and firefighters are once again facing uncertainty about when and if they will receive a cost of living adjustment.

After listening to 4 hours of public comment, an effort to do away with early voting sites at several college campuses failed. Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare was the lone vote against.

Dallas police say three people were injured in a shooting at a downtown apartment building on Thursday. FOX 4's Steven Dial has more on what we know and what we expect moving forward.

Shiba Russell, in for S.E., hosts this episode of Battleground. We take an in-depth look at the presidential race through the eyes of voters in key swing states. We look at new polling out of Wisconsin and, bring you some of the reactions still pouring in from the pivotal Harris-Trump debate. We examine Trump's post-debate campaign stop in Arizona and why the state remains a top GOP target. Plus, more debate insights from Georgia voters and whether Harris' strong performance will boost Democratic chances

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks to a crowd of supporters in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday, September 12, 2024.

Dallas Police give a brief update on the shooting in Downtown Dallas on Thursday afternoon.

Police from several North Texas school districts want parents to talk to their children about making threats against schools. Recently, there have been a string of false alarms in several districts.

The city of Dallas takes a big step towards fixing a funding problem for police and firefighters.

Some of the 13 cities using DART are on record expressing extreme dissatisfaction with DART in recent months. Cities of Irving, Plano, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Rowlett and University Park have passed symbolic resolutions in favor of cutting funding.

Police tell FOX 4 the threats are mostly fake, copied and pasted from similar threats. However, it?s enough to keep campuses on alert. They say it's a growing trend sweeping across North Texas and the state.