Band member seriously injured in Deep Ellum hit-and-run
The band member was run over by the truck and suffered a fractured pelvis, multiple facial fractures and a broken clavicle.
Dallas man gets 14-month federal sentence for role in U.S. Capitol riot
Troy Smocks was sentenced to 14 months in prison for posting threats against Democrats and others on social media on Jan. 6
USPS looking to hire 1,500 people across North Texas for upcoming holiday season
The U.S. Postal Service is looking at filling about 1,500 positions in the metroplex. USPS says they are hiring more this year to help keep up with demand. But there is concern about filling all these positions for the holiday season and how it might affect delivery dates.
Dallas Fire-Rescue medical director uses tattoos to spark conversations about COVID-19
FOX 4’s Shaun Rabb got personal with DFR Medical Director Dr. Marshall Isaacs about his tattoos. They mark his journey of overcoming and finding hope. He now hopes his tattoos will lead others to make a decision that could save their lives.
Dallas carjacking suspect arrested 2 blocks from crime scene
Dallas police arrested a suspected carjacker after a brief standoff. They fired bean bag rounds and pepper balls at him until he surrendered.
Trackdown: Help find Juan Garcia & Ruby Gonzalez’s killer
Police say the victim and his girlfriend connected with someone on an app to buy a gun. But police say the buyers became killers and brought fake money to the sale site in a Dallas parking lot.
North Dallas business bounces back two years after tornado
North Haven Gardens, a plant and garden nursery in business for 70 years, rebuilt from the 2019 tornado only to suffer minor damage again from another tornado last May. The storms are one thing. But in some ways, the pandemic has helped the nursery. It was something realized with more people focused on enhancing their homes.
Dallas apartment explosion: Arrest affidavit reveals new details of investigation
The arrest affidavit says Phillip Dankins argued with the mother of his baby, then later returned and fired several rounds into the apartment where a neighbor had been protecting the mother and child.
North Texas man admits to orchestrating $23 million PPP loan fraud scheme
A North Texas accountant admitted to orchestrating a fraud scheme to get more than $23 million in forgivable PPP loans — which were intended to help small businesses struggling during the pandemic.
Southwest Airlines scraps plans to put unvaccinated employees on unpaid leave
Southwest still plans on granting 'valid' requests
Dallas apartment explosion: Man accused of shooting, damaging gas line
Dallas police filed criminal charges on Tuesday of deadly conduct against a suspect accused of causing the Sept. 29 apartment explosion by shooting into an apartment and damaging a gas line.
Carjacking suspect stole two vehicles while being chased by Dallas police
A suspect who stole three cars Tuesday morning crashed into another vehicle, ending a police chase in Dallas.
New basketball court at Paul Quinn College also serves as a Dallas history lesson
The new court at Paul Quinn College comes with a built-in history lesson. Historic images of the Dallas skyline during the 1920s are ingrained on the floor. The college's president says the depiction is a reminder of a time before racial integration.
Woman attacked at Dallas park waited one day before police responded
Dallas police are investigating an attack on a woman in a Dallas Park. However, she wants to know why it took police a full day to respond.
Amber Alert canceled after 1-year-old Dallas boy found safe
Dallas police confirmed the boy was found safe. The father was taken into custody.
Leftover food from State Fair of Texas donated to local pantries
Leftover food from the State Fair of Texas is not going to waste.
Southwest Airlines employees protest vaccine mandate at Dallas headquarters
Dozens of flight attendants, pilots and many other Southwest employees from different departments showed up to Monday’s protest. They say the airline is violating their personal rights.
State Fair of Texas sees more than 2.2 million visitors during 2021 run
State Fair of Texas officials announced more than 2.2 million people attended the fair in 2021 during its 24-day run, which ended Sunday.
Afghan translator, family ready for new life in Dallas
Mohammad Afzal Afzali worked with the Americans as a translator. Friends and family who already live in North Texas went to the airport to greet him with signs and balloons.
Robert E. Lee statue removed from Dallas park now on display at West Texas resort
The bronze sculpture, which was removed from the Dallas park in September 2017, is now at the Lajitas Golf Resort in Terlingua, Texas.