Dallas police officer arrested on two capital murder charges
Officer Bryan Riser was taken into custody Thursday morning after being accused of two murders.
UNT planning for full in-person 'experience' starting fall 2021 semester
The University of North Texas is planning to hold full in-person classes starting in the fall semester.
4 kids, 2 adults hurt in Fort Worth crash
Firefighters had to use rescue tools to free several trapped adults and children after a wreck in Fort Worth Thursday morning.
Forney ISD sets up drive-thru clinic to vaccinate employees
A school district in Kaufman County is already vaccinating its teachers.
Police request 60-day extension of National Guard at Capitol
Capitol Police have requested that members of the National Guard continue to provide security at the U.S. Capitol for another two months.
Dallas to require masks in all city-owned buildings
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has issued an order requiring face masks in all city-owned buildings.
Investigators discover ‘possible plot’ by militia to breach Capitol on Thursday
Law enforcement is on high alert around the U.S. Capitol after intelligence uncovered a “possible plot” by a militia group to storm it again.
Crash leaves woman dead in Lancaster
A woman died when her pickup truck landed upside down in a creek overnight in the southern Dallas County suburb of Lancaster.
Denton police officer arrested by the FBI in criminal case
The FBI arrested Denton PD Officer David Schoolcraft but did not release any information about why.
Arlington ISD to vaccinate employees Monday
Arlington ISD teachers and staff are eligible to receive the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
Lincoln Park mother dies saving children in crash; speeding driver had suspended license
Kelley says the 5-year-old twins survived with only minor injuries because their mother threw her body in front of them to block the impact. The speeding driver was on a suspended license, had 5 current suspensions, 2 warrants, and 2 prior convictions.
Majority of Gov. Abbott’s health advisors weren’t consulted before reopening announcement
While the governor defended his decision to reopen Texas, FOX 4 is learning he didn't directly consult at least three of his four chief medical advisers on his COVID-19 strike force.
ERCOT CEO fired after Texas winter storm power failure
In an emergency meeting Wednesday night, board members for the agency that manages the state's power grid voted to fire its CEO.
North Texas families waiting for updated reopening guidelines for long-term care facilities
Families are still awaiting word from Texas Health and Human Services on what changes, if any, they might see at long-term care facilities.
‘Know that daddy loves you’: 35-year-old father records video for children before dying from COVID-19
Charley Torres, 35, used what little strength he had left to record a video from his hospital bed to express his love to his children before dying from COVID-19.
Trackdown: Help find Terrance McCray's killer
In this week's Trackdown, words exchanged inside an Oak Cliff 7-Eleven ended with a man being chased down and killed.
Kroger, Target to keep mask mandate for Texas shoppers
Kroger and Target will still require customers to wear a mask at Texas locations, but other grocers like Albertsons and Tom Thumb now say mask wearing will be optional.
‘Today is day 353’: Woman takes 189 pills a week nearly 1 year after COVID-19 diagnosis to combat symptoms
March 15 will mark one year since Amy Watson, a preschool teacher from Oregon, first began suffering with COVID-19 symptoms, and she still has a fever. “Today is day 353,” said Watson on March 3.
Dallas City Council grills Oncor executives about handling of blackouts after the winter storm
Dallas City Council members grilled Oncor executives about why the blackouts during last month’s winter storm were not rolling, and why it took so long to be honest with customers.
Dallas woman hopes her mother's battle with COVID-19 serves as a warning to other African Americans
Dee Rias says there’s an important message for the African American community, so others don’t have the same brush with death as her mom.