Arlington Heights High School student found with gun on campus

No one was injured in the incident and no threats were made to students or staff members, according to Fort Worth Police.

Dallas-owned emergency housing facility forced to close units due to mold

The roof of the Family Gateway Center was damaged during a storm on May 28, but a fight over who is responsible for the repairs has caused delays.

Mark Zuckerberg letter: White House pressured Facebook over some COVID content during pandemic

CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a letter that Meta made some choices that, “with the benefit of hindsight and new information," the tech giant would not make again. Here's how the White House responded.

Gun found on Dallas ISD elementary school campus

The gun was confiscated from a student on Friday morning at Solar Preparatory School for Boys.

Dallas Police and Fire Pension fund review leads to contentious City Council meeting

Thousands of retired Dallas police officers and firefighters continue to wait and see if the Dallas City Council will agree to the pension fund's plan to keep the fund solvent.

AT&T internet, phone outages hinder some Dallas businesses for days

One local business contacted FOX 4 for help after their phone and internet outages crippled their office for three days. But after FOX 4 made some calls, technicians were at the building and restoring services.

Dallas PD's $56M in overtime a bargain to the city, police leaders say

Today's police overtime costs a hefty $56 million. But if the department had 451 more officers, police leaders say that would ultimately cost $113 million.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre fires 9 dancers over social media video; city council calls for probe

The theater maintains that the dancers were fired for "violating company policies" after posting a video on social media. But the dancers and some councilmembers say this is a classic textbook case of union-busting.

Despite community pushback, plans continue to shut down Northeast Dallas library

Despite a community-led petition with 1,700 signatures, the city of Dallas continues its plans to shut down the Skillman Branch Library as part of proposed cuts to the city budget.

Fort Worth Police Sgt. Billy Randolph remembered at emotional funeral service

On Saturday, the Fort Worth community will say goodbye to Sgt. Billy Randolph. The 29-year police veteran died in the line of duty earlier this week.

Dallas, Garland ISDs release school accountability grades

Dallas and Garland ISDs are two of only three school districts in Texas to voluntarily release their accountability letter grades.

Dallas proposes closing Skillman library branch

Closing the library would save the city $485,000 a year. The proposed $30,000 raise for Dallas City Council members and the mayor would equal $450,000 a year.

Woman drank 10 shots before killing Fort Worth officer in crash: warrant

The woman accused of killing a Fort Worth police officer while driving drunk admitted she had nearly a dozen shots before the deadly crash, according to newly released documents.

City of Dallas settles with fired police officer after wrongful arrest

Bryan Riser was fired after he was wrongfully arrested for 2 murders. As part of his settlement, he'll receive 3 years of backpay. He was also reinstated to the police department but resigned shortly after.