Body cam video of fatal Fort Worth officer-involved shooting shows suspect point gun at officers

The Fort Worth Police Department released body cam video of Wednesday's fatal officer-involved shooting, and it appears to show the suspect point a gun at officers before they opened fire.

Another Texas Walmart prankster licks Blue Bell ice cream, but claims innocence

A man in southeast Texas insists that he’s innocent after circulating a now-viral video of himself removing a container of vanilla Blue Bell ice cream from a Walmart freezer, licking the frozen dessert, and placing it back on the shelf.

Dallas, Fort Worth students among those returning to school Monday

Dallas ISD and Fort Worth ISD students were among the dozens of districts that welcomed students back to school on Monday.

Hearing set for Monday in Amber Guyger murder case

Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger is expected to be in court Monday for another hearing ahead of her trial.

Apple bumps specs and cuts prices on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro

Apple announced a $100 price cut on the Macbook Air and upgraded its specs and those of its 13-inch Macbook Pro Monday as a part of its Back to School promotion.  

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson welcomes DPS help amid crime spike

A recent spike in violent crimes including murder is making headlines in Dallas a new mayor moved into city hall.

Starbucks apologizes to police for encounter in Arizona shop

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Starbucks is apologizing after an employee reportedly asked six police officers to leave or change their location in one of the company's shops in a Phoenix suburb because another customer reported feeling unsafe. Starbucks said it has "deep respect for the Tempe Police Department" and was apologizing "for any misunderstanding or inappropriate behavior...

Memorial to 5 officers killed in Dallas police ambush to be unveiled

Officials are set to unveil a sculpture honoring five police officers killed in an attack in downtown Dallas three years ago.

Police officers claim they were asked to leave Starbucks

Some Tempe Police officers were forced to take their coffee to go at Starbucks in the East Valley city, where officers claim an employee asked them to leave the store on July 4th. FOX 10's Justin Lum reports.

2 dozen Dallas officers disciplined over offensive posts

Dallas police officials say more than two-dozen officers face disciplinary measures after they were found to have posted bigoted or other offensive material to social media in violation of the department's code of conduct, including mocking protesters who were pepper-sprayed..