Richardson man pleads guilty to several Capitol riot charges

Another North Texan may be headed to prison for storming the United States Capitol early last year. Garrett Miller of Richardson pleaded guilty to nine of 13 charges against him.

Plano man gets 60 years for sexually abusing 3 children

A Collin County man will spend the next 60 years in prison for sexually abusing three young children.

Richardson ISD students hate the district's new cellphone-free policy, they also admit it works

Richardson ISD is reporting positive results from strictly enforcing a cellphone-free school environment, including Forest Meadow Junior High, where the district is testing out pouches that lock phones during the school day.

Family of Richardson boy who received service dog meets those who raised, trained her

A Richardson boy with spina bifida received his specially trained service dog from an Irving based non-profit that matches people around the nation with dogs that can give them greater independence.

$1M Powerball ticket sold in Richardson; no jackpot winner

No one won the $680 million jackpot but at least one lucky person purchased a ticket worth $1 million in Richardson.

Families of Billy Chemirmir's victims give impact statements to convicted killer

Family members of the victims of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir gave victim impact statements Friday and tried to make him understand the pain he caused.

Police: 17-year-old avoided metal detectors to sneak in gun to Richardson ISD football game

Dallas police say someone flagged down officers after they saw someone trying to sneak a gun into the stadium through a fence. A 17-year-old, who wasn't a student at either school, was found with the gun.

Dallas doctor seen on video swapping IV bags prior to patients suffering heart attacks, complaint says

Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz allegedly injected patients' IV bags with nerve blocking agents and other drugs, leading to at least one death and multiple heart attacks, could face life in prison if convicted.

Police arrest North Texas doctor at center of IV bag tampering investigation

A Dallas doctor whose license was suspended last week has been arrested as part of a criminal investigation into alleged tampering with IV bags. The Texas Medical Board's suspension order says the investigation surrounds the death of at least one person who received one of those IV bags from the Baylor Scott & White Surgicare in North Dallas.

Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz, doctor deemed 'threat to public' by Texas Medical Board, had previously been disciplined

The Board previously punished Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz Jr. for a patient who required CPR under his care and failing to notify the board of misdemeanor charges for shooting his neighbor's dog.