Report: 1.2 terabytes of data stolen in Dallas ransomware attack

Hackers stole the equivalent of more than 800,000 digital files from the city of Dallas in a ransomware attack earlier this year.

Paralyzed Dallas man pulled from burning car by stranger

Dennis Brown is paralyzed from the waist down, which made it challenging for him to get out of the rental car before it burst into flames. He says the woman who pulled him out of the burning car is a true hero, risking her life to save his.

Dallas man wanted for murder after choking victim

A Dallas man is facing a murder charge after allegedly choking another man during an argument.

New Texas law meant to help building permit backlog set up for failure, Dallas councilman says

House Bill 14 is a new state law that gives cities deadlines to approve or deny residential or commercial building permits. A Dallas city council member is concerned the new law could have unintended consequences.

COVID cases, hospitalizations on the rise in Dallas-Fort Worth

Some doctors believe at-home tests may not be able to accurately detect the ever-evolving variants of the virus.

Body of teen recovered from Lake Ray Hubbard

Dallas police say they have recovered the body of a teenager near the south end of Lake Ray Hubbard.

Richardson junior high closes gap in advanced classes through inclusive enrollment

A Richardson junior high school that was diverse in the hallways but not in its advanced classrooms discovered a way to close the gap. It's called ‘Operation Spot 'Em and Got 'Em,’ and the data shows it's working.

Dallas County receiving $40M as a part of opioid settlement

Dallas County received millions of dollars from its first distribution of a national settlement to treat and prevent opioid addiction.