Dallas ISD security members inconsistent about enforcing stricter safety policies

Apparently, not all Dallas ISD security members were on the same page when the new safety policies were enforced at high school athletic events Tuesday afternoon.

Dallas faith leaders disagree with city council’s proposal to house the homeless

Dallas faith leaders say a city proposal to let them house the homeless during cold weather doesn't go far enough. In fact, they say it could just make it harder for them to help those in need.

Family of man tased by Dallas PD to request oversight board investigation

The family and attorneys for a man who died in a hospital two months after being tased by Dallas police officers are questioning the medical examiner's findings.

Dallas mayor says police chief’s plan to reduce violent crime is ‘not good enough’

Before Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall said a word about her plan to reduce violent crime in the city, Mayor Eric Johnson said the plan’s goal was not good enough.

Dallas City Council moves forward with plan for Reverchon Park renovations

The Dallas City Council has moved forward with a proposed plan to invest millions to renovate a historic ballpark in Reverchon Park in the Oak Lawn neighborhood.

Voting equipment problems cost Dallas County taxpayers an additional $6 million

FOX 4 has discovered Dallas County spent millions of dollars on polling equipment that doesn't work securely with its voting machines. Millions more will need to be shelled out to fix the problem by the March primary election.

Starbucks adds new dairy-free drinks to permanent menu, tests oat milk

Starbucks has officially added two new dairy-free coffee drinks to its permanent menu and announced the testing of oat milk in select markets, starting Tuesday.

Dallas ISD sued for allowing 25-year-old man to enroll in school

The Dallas Independent School District is facing a lawsuit for allowing a grown man posing as a teenager to enroll in high school.