Dallas police investigating 5-year-old boy’s death
Dallas police are investigating whether the death of a 5-year-old boy is related to child abuse injuries.
North Oak Cliff rollover crash leaves 1 dead, 1 seriously injured
One person is dead and another was seriously injured after a rollover crash in North Oak Cliff.
Dallas needs $54 million to install sidewalk ramps that meet ADA requirements
Dallas City Councilman Chad West is frustrated that city management did not agree with making pedestrians a priority in response to a recent audit. He says the current approach continues to put walkers at risk in a city that historically has struggled to improve its walkability. Dallas has the fifth-highest pedestrian fatality rate out of the 25 largest U.S. cities.
XTC Cabaret security guard fatally shoots woman outside Dallas nightclub
A woman was shot and killed by a security guard outside a Dallas nightclub. The club's management shared video of that woman driving into a group of security guards and pinning one of them against another vehicle.
Man killed outside Dallas convenience store
Police think the killers may have tried to steal from the victim's truck while he was making a purchase. He confronted them and was shot.
11-year-old Dallas boy killed in accidental shooting, police say
Dallas police are still looking for a teenager after what they are calling an accidental shooting of an 11-year-old boy.
Protests continue in Dallas, Fort Worth following Roe v. Wade reversal
A couple hundred people gathered in Dallas were joined by hundreds more in Fort Worth to protest the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Those in the crowd said they are feeling scared, disappointed, and angry about Friday’s decision. But they want to take their anger to action.
Texas House candidate indicted for impersonating a public servant
According to a Rolling Stone article, Frederick Frazier's Republican challenger in the primary, Paul Chabot. alleged Frazier pretended to be a city employee at a Walmart and instructed Chabot's campaign signs to be taken down.
Women's rights advocates converge in Downtown Dallas to protest Roe V. Wade ruling
Hours after the U.S. Supreme Court opinion overturned Roe V. Wade, abortion rights activists marched the streets of Dallas. The decision from the Conservative majority court removes a woman’s constitutional right to an abortion after 50 years.
Dallas federal building heightens security after Roe V. Wade overturned
Many cities across the country are adding security in anticipation of protests Friday and this weekend. In Dallas, a security fence is going up at the Earle Cabell Federal Building.
Delta wins right to stay at Dallas airport after lawsuit
Delta Airlines will fly some flights out of Dallas Love Field for at least another six years.
Boater missing in Dallas, swimmer drowns in Joe Pool Lake
One person is missing and another died at the hospital after spending time at North Texas lakes. They were not wearing life vests.
Texas man sentenced for sex trafficking minor he kept tethered to hotel room by phone tracker
A Dallas man has been sentenced for sex trafficking a minor after an investigation by the Homeland Security Investigation Dallas led North Texas Trafficking Task Force.
Missing Dallas murder suspect captured after being released on $1K bond
A Dallas County judge lowered the bond for an accused killer. Police say he promptly cut off his ankle monitor and took off. Now they are having to search for him again.
Ex-Balch Springs Officer Roy Oliver denied appeal for murder of Jordan Edwards
Former Balch Springs police officer Roy Oliver, who was convicted of murdering 15-year-old Jordan Edwards in 2017, will not get a new trial.
3 men shot in Pleasant Grove neighborhood
Dallas police are trying to figure out who shot three men in a Pleasant Grove neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
Shooting at Dallas Dave and Busters leaves 1 dead
A night of fun and games ended with gunfire, families running for their lives and one man dead inside the Dave and Busters restaurant in Dallas.
2 new monkeypox cases reported in Dallas County
The new patients both traveled out of the country and tested positive this week.
Mass shootings prompt new rules for Dallas event promoters
Under the new law, if a promoter fails to follow the city’s rules, they will be on the hook for fines plus up to the full cost of any police or fire department response
Dallas skyline could soon include 2 new skyscrapers
Two new skyscrapers could become part of the Dallas skyline over the next few years now that the city council has approved the construction plans. One is expected to be the tallest building in Dallas.