Dallas City Council grills city manager over Dallas PD data loss

Councilmembers are furious that four months went by without the city manager notifying them about the massive loss of data. In the end, many of them learned of the breach through the news.

Dallas ISD brings back virtual learning option for kids under 12

Signup for Dallas ISD's Virtual Academy is now available on the district’s website with teacher-led, at-home learning starting next Tuesday.

Infrastructure consulting firm AECOM moving headquarters to Dallas

AECOM, a company that has worked on projects including high-speed rail and the proposed hyperloop in Texas, is moving its global headquarters from California to Texas.

Former Carrollton officer dies of COVID-19 just months after retiring

The Carrollton Police Department is mourning the loss of a 38-year-old police sergeant who recently retired. He died this week because of COVID-19.

Trackdown: Help find person of interest in shooting of innocent bystander outside West Dallas store

This week's Trackdown looks at a shooting in July where an innocent bystander was shot in the head. It happened outside a busy Jerry's Market in West Dallas. Thankfully, the victim did survive after being caught in the crossfire of a gun battle.

Thieves snatch two North Texas women's purses from store parking lot

Two North Texas women want the public to be on high alert the next time they go grocery shopping. Each of them had thousands worth of goods stolen from them in the same parking lot. One of the crimes was even caught on camera.

Dallas County mega sites could return to administer COVID-19 vaccine booster shots

Last week, Dallas County's Fair Park location administered its 500,000th shot. But hours and staffing for the vaccination site have dwindled as demand dropped off. Health officials say it's unclear if mega-sites will return.

Sen. Ted Cruz stops in Irving to meet with newly-elected North Texas mayors

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz stood firmly in his conservative beliefs during a meetup with North Texas politicians. He spent about two hours talking to newly elected North Texas mayors.

Police: Shooter called 911 to report man’s death in Dallas home

Dallas police are investigating a deadly shooting overnight but didn’t have to work to find the gunman. He called 911 himself.

Mesquite ISD reissues mask mandate following new Travis County ruling

Mesquite ISD said it’s following a new ruling out of Travis County that suspends Gov. Abbott’s executive order banning mask mandates.

100 traveling medical workers heading to North Texas hospitals to help during delta variant surge

Reinforcements in the form of traveling medical staff are on their way weeks after the state initially turned down helping hospitals. So far, nearly 100 of those traveling medical workers are going to two of our largest hospitals.  More are expected.

Some Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban control will be resettled across North Texas

Thousands of Afghans could be resettled in the U.S. as they desperately flee Taliban control. About 300 of them will be places across Texas in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and Austin.

Mesquite announces five finalists for police chief

The city of Mesquite will select a new police chief from a list of five finalists, including one of Arlington's top cops.