Police identify man fatally shot by officers at Irving hospital
Police say 34-year-old Michael McPhail was waiting in a room at the ER when a staff member went to check on him. That staff member noticed a gun and called his behavior concerning, so officers at the hospital were alerted.
Irving ER patient with gun fatally shot by police officers
Police shot and killed a patient at a hospital in Irving. They said he brought a gun into the busy emergency room and opened fire twice.
Caterpillar to relocate global headquarters from Illinois to Irving, Texas
With Caterpillar's relocation, Texas is now home to 54 Fortune 500 corporate headquarters.
Police believe body found in Dallas is missing Irving man
A Silver Alert has been canceled out of Irving after a body was found in Dallas Sunday that police believe is missing man Sabino Hernandez.
Irving PD: Man sexually assaulted young boys at apartment complex
Police arrested Jose Robles for sexually assaulting several young boys at an apartment complex in Irving. They're looking for more potential victims in cases that could go back as early 2008.
Exxon Mobil reports $5.48 billion in net income
Despite the cost of cutting operations in Russia, Irving-based Exxon Mobil doubled its year-to-year quarterly profit, with nearly $5.5 billion in net income.
Irving announces its new police chief
The city of Irving has selected Derick Miller as its next chief of police.
Irving police investigating fatal shooting of 19-year-old at apartment complex
Irving police are asking for the public’s help to solve a recent murder of a 19-year-old.
The Colony police open assault investigation after Denton umpire shoved
A live stream capturing a 10-year-old’s select baseball game shows a Denton umpire being shoved to the ground by a coach from Abilene just seconds after a runner was called safe. That video, police say, is now part of an assault investigation.
Denton umpire pressing charges against baseball coach he says attacked him
An umpire from Denton says he's going to press charges against a boy’s baseball coach after an incident during a game this weekend. He says the coach attacked him.
Texas teen becomes 3,000th patient to receive cancer treatment at Las Colinas therapy center
A 16-year-old from Midland celebrated a major milestone in his cancer fight. He’s become the 3000th patient to receive a specialized type of radiation at the Texas Center for Proton Therapy in Las Colinas. “I feel really good. I feel closer back to myself."
Irving police search for man who burned doorbell camera with torch
Irving police are seeking the public’s help to find a man seen on doorbell surveillance video burning the doorbell camera.
North Texas woman completes 1,000th marathon after running Irving Marathon
With Saturday's achievement at the Irving Marathon, Angela Tortorice is the first woman in the U.S. to complete 1,000 marathons.
Irving officers receive U.S. Attorney General's Distinguished Service Award for icy water rescue
What the two Irving officers did on February 22, 2021, at Thomas Jefferson Park saved lives. That's why they got the attention and praise of U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland.
2 Irving officers recognized for helping save couple from frozen pond
Two Irving Police Department officers were recognized by the U.S. Attorney General for their efforts saving a drowning family last year.
Task force working to stop rise in North Texas road rage incidents
A new partnership between law enforcement agencies across the Metroplex is looking to curb a rise in road rage incidents.
Irving engineering students create prosthetic to help middle schooler play violin
Engineering students at Irving Nimitz High School are designing a prosthetic to help a middle schooler who was born without an arm play the violin.
Irving man staying in Ukraine’s capital despite possible Russian invasion
An Irving man learning abroad has decided to continue his stay in Ukraine's capital city even as the region awaits a possible Russian invasion.
One dead after multi-vehicle wreck on Highway 183 in Irving
The deadly wreck happened about 5 a.m. and resulted in a lengthy shutdown of eastbound Highway 183 in Irving.
North Texas community covers veteran’s new home with love notes
A North Texas city and a group of home builders showed a North Texas veteran a lot of love and support on Valentine’s Day.