Dallas will dismiss curfew charges against protesters

The city of Dallas is dismissing curfew citations given to protesters who violated the city’s curfew on May 29-30.

Fort Worth to work on some demands of police reform protesters

The city of Fort Worth says it will work on some police reform demands brought by activist groups but says others aren't legally possible.

40 Dallas firefighters, 11 police detectives test positive for COVID-19

Forty Dallas Fire-Rescue employees – almost all of them firefighters – have tested positive for coronavirus since the pandemic began.

Dallas officials reworking rental assistance program to help city's vulnerable population

The city of Dallas is considering how to rework its rent and mortgage assistance program as it prepares to receive $10 million more in federal funding for the program.

Dallas health officials admit it's becoming difficult to contact trace every new COVID-19 case

Dallas County Public Health Director Dr. Philip Huang admitted to city council members that it is getting difficult to keep up with a critical step to controlling COVID-19, specifically talking about contact tracing.

More airlines starting to require passengers to wear masks

With more people feeling comfortable enough to fly again, many airlines are making masks a requirement for everyone on board.

FWPD officer still in critical condition after weekend chase

A Fort Worth police officer remains in critical condition after being hit by a stolen car during a police chase.

Dallas County Commissioners pass resolution calling racism a ‘public health crisis’

John Wiley Price noted in the resolution that black communities are disproportionately disadvantaged in opportunities for housing, education, business, employment and criminal justice.

Fort Worth police chief defends police response to citywide protests

Fort Worth City Council and the police chief discussed how the department has been handling protests in the city over the past few weeks.

Dallas pilot program seeing great success by pairing officers with social workers for 911 calls

The president is expected to sign an executive order on police reform on Tuesday. It will include certifying officers, creating a database to track bad officers and programs pairing officers with social workers.

Two Dallas police officers take on police reform

As Dallas works to implement new policies to hopefully improve relations between police and certain parts of the community, FOX 4 spoke with two of the people who will be tasked with making those changes.