Surge in COVID cases forcing some North Texas standalone ERs to close
The COVID surge is forcing some standalone ERs to temporarily close. ER centers in Rockwall and in Commerce closed and will stop taking patients at midnight.
Debate continues over whether kids, teachers should be required to wear masks in Texas schools
The debate over mask mandates in schools has once again been reignited after the CDC's recommendation to have all students and teachers mask up.
Woman on tractor arrested after joining Rockwall 4th of July parade without permission, evading police
A 61-year-old woman was arrested while driving a tractor Saturday after police said she refused to cooperate with officers and parade officials by joining the Rockwall 4th of July Parade.
19-year-olds arrested for robbing mother who was with her 2 kids in Rockwall store parking lot
Rockwall police have arrested two 19-year-olds accused of using pepper spray to rob a mother who was with her two kids in a store parking lot.
Mother robbed, pepper sprayed in broad daylight while with her 2 kids in Rockwall store parking lot
A Rockwall mother is traumatized after being pepper sprayed by two women during a robbery in a store parking lot in broad daylight.
Police searching for those who set fire to North Texas little league team's van, stole equipment inside
An arson investigation is now underway after someone set a North Texas little league baseball's team van on fire.
Horse Of The Year: Hermès
Hermès isn't slowing down. The gelding, trained at Black Star Sport Horses in Rockwall, is getting ready for new competitions after winning Horse of the Year. His trainer and owner talk to Fox 4's Shannon Murray about his future projects.
North Texans searching for 'waste lists' to get vaccinated early
If you're looking for a vaccine but you're not eligible yet, there are proper ways to get it done. It requires a lot of calling, a lot of work, and it’s usually due to cancellations.
Couple sends cardboard cut-out of themselves to grandkids for holidays
Missy and Barry Buchanan created life-sized cardboard cut-outs of themselves and sent them to their grandchildren in Texas and California ahead of the holidays.
North Texas food pantries struggling to keep up with demand ahead of Thanksgiving
As we get closer to Thanksgiving, more people are scrambling to find out where they can line up to put food on the table.
Two dead after plane crash near Rockwall Airport
The FAA said two people died after a single-engine Cessna 182 crashed after striking a power line near the Rockwall airport.
Police: Suspect shoots self, and bullet hits Rockwall PD sergeant in ballistic vest
Rockwall police and the Texas Rangers are investigating after an officer was injured when police said a suspect shot himself and the bullet hit the officer’s ballistic vest Friday night.
Rowlett police chase ends with teen suspect crashing, burning to death
A 16-year-old girl who Rowlett police said tried to get away from officers in a stolen pickup is now dead. She was killed when the pickup crashed and burst into flames.
SWAT team investigates Rockwall assault claim
Police in Rockwall, east of Dallas, say someone jumped from a second-story window to ask a neighbor for help.
More North Texas students head back into the classroom
It’s back to school time for students in nine more North Texas school districts.
Rockwall police searching for convenience store robber wearing safety vest
Rockwall police are asking for the public's help after a robbery at a very busy QT convenience store.
Assisted living facility in Rockwall has reported a COVID-19 outbreak
A Rockwall assisted living facility is dealing with an outbreak of COVID-19.
Rockwall officer dies from COVID-19 complications
The Rockwall Police Department said a member of their force died Monday from coronavirus complications.
Texas Health Hospital Rockwall implements surge plan due to spike in COVID-19 cases
Texas Health Hospital Rockwall is implementing its surge plan because of a spike in people being hospitalized for COVID-19.
As some North Texas Fourth of July celebrations are scaled back, some go on as planned
The coronavirus pandemic is impacting Fourth of July celebrations, with some events being canceled altogether and some making adjustments for health and safety purposes.