Group protests Critical Race Theory at Fort Worth ISD school board meeting
More than 100 people marched to district headquarters. Some people claim the district is focusing too much on social issues. The district has already said topics like Critical Race Theory are not officially part of any curriculum.
Family of man killed in Austin mass shooting wants justice, closure after new suspect named
The family of the victim killed in this month’s mass shooting in Downtown Austin wants closure and justice after a new suspect was named.
Reward increased for information in 1985 Guadalupe County cold case
A reward of up to $6,000 is now being offered for information that leads to the arrest of those responsible for the disappearance of Kathleen Laura Attwood Ranft.
North Texas non-profit expands mission from veterans to include first responders
22KILL has a new name, One Tribe Foundation, and is looking to help first responders as well as vets.
More than 150 employees at Houston hospital who refused to get COVID-19 vaccine have resigned or been fired
More than 150 employees at a Houston hospital, who have refused to the COVID-19 vaccine have either resigned or been fired, but these employees tell us the fight is not over.
Dallas Amber Alert suspect also accused of murdering children's aunt
Two children are safe after an Amber Alert. Their father is charged with taking them after police say he murdered their aunt. Their mother also faces questions about her role in their disappearance.
Grand jury doesn't indict 8 Collin County jailers for in-custody death of Marvin Scott III
The grand jury took the rare step of issuing a statement about their decision, calling Marvin Scott's death a "tragedy" but stating they could not find any probable cause for indictments.
End of Watch ride passes through Tarrant County to honor three fallen sheriff’s department members
A cross-country ride memorializing the men and women in blue made its way through Tarrant County to honor three sheriff’s department members who contracted COVID-19 and died while serving at the Tarrant County jail.
2021 Texas Legislature special session to start July 8
Gov. Greg Abbott said the special session will begin July 8, with the topics to be announced at a later date.
New Dallas council member Jaynie Schultz wants to address Midtown, Esperanza district, panhandling
Jaynie Schultz discussed panhandling, the Valley View mall redevelopment, the Esperanza district and the new council’s relationship with Mayor Eric Johnson in an interview with FOX4.
Bicyclist drowns after falling into Lake Lavon
A witness saw the man on a bicycle hit the side of a bridge and fall over the railing into Lake Lavon. He never resurfaced.
Irving ISD to give teachers $2,000 COVID-19 bonus in August
The $2,000 bonus is a way for Irving ISD to say thank you to its employees who worked through the hardships and challenges that came with the COVID-19 pandemic.
New suspect identified in deadly 6th Street shooting, charges against 2 others dropped
Authorities have identified De’ondre “Dre” White as the person they believe is responsible for the shooting on June 12 left one dead and 13 injured.
Delta variant may soon be the most common COVID-19 strain in North Texas, doctors say
The delta variant is said to be more contagious and can cause more severe symptoms. Doctors say it may soon be the most common strain in North Texas.
1 injured in gun battle outside Dallas sports bar
One person was shot in the leg as a gun battle broke out in the parking lot of the Henderson Tap House in Dallas.
Amber Alert: Dallas boys, 2 and 4, believed to be with murder suspect found safe
Two children who were missing and the subjects of an Amber Alert are safe. Police said they were taken by their father who was wanted for murder.
Iconic Texas restaurant, Luby's selling off assets in hopes to keep locations open
Monday, Luby’s announced that 32 cafeteria locations across the state are being sold to a Chicago-based catering company for $28.7 Million.
North Texas hotels struggling to keep up with demand while facing labor shortage
Airlines aren't the only ones struggling through growing pains of increased demand with decreased labor. Hotels are going through similar issues. Some Dallas-are hotels offering sign-on bonuses and are pushing referrals just to keep up with the business summer is expected to bring.
Dallas police increasing 911 dispatch center staffing
Dallas PD says 18 additional 911 call takers were assigned Monday, but we know there are ongoing issues with dispatch that the city is working to address.
Gov. Abbott vetoes bipartisan bill aimed at expanding Texas animal cruelty rules
Senate Bill 474, or the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act, would have prohibited the use of heavy chains to restrain a dog. Owners would’ve been punished for leaving dogs without drinkable water or adequate shelter. But once it reached Gov. Abbott's desk, he vetoed it.