Fort Worth barber accused of sexually assaulting child, more victims suspected

Fort Worth Police arrested Hugo Jimenez Rodriguez for allegedly assaulting a child inside his East Lancaster Avenue barbershop on Sept. 4, and investigators suspect there may be additional victims, particularly Spanish-speaking youth.

Suspect seen bloodied in mugshot after Fort Worth hit-and-run injures 2

A 22-year-old suspect was arrested after police say he attempted to flee the scene of a Fort Worth crash that critically injured two people.

Fort Worth backyard shooting suspect charged with capital murder

Fort Worth police arrested 23-year-old Cesar Palomo for capital murder following a deadly backyard shooting on Martin Street that left two men dead and another man injured.

Texas to execute second inmate in 2005 Jackson County triple murder

On Wednesday, an execution is scheduled for the second man convicted in a violent 2005 home invasion that resulted in the deaths of three people in Jackson County.

Lindsay Clancy attorney wants holdout juror investigated

A lawyer for Lindsay Clancy is asking a judge to probe the lone holdout juror whose refusal to acquit Clancy led to a mistrial in the murder case involving the deaths of her three children.

Austin ICE shooting: Federal judge grants emergency order to stop man's deportation

The attorney for a Venezuelan man shot by an ICE officer in North Austin says that a federal judge has granted an emergency order to stop his deportation.

Garages of America co-founder killed, 5 injured in Gunter car crash

Garages of America co-founder Jack Griffin was killed and five passengers were severely injured in a Sunday morning car crash near Farm-to-Market Road in Gunter, according to police.

Talarico holds narrow lead over Paxton in latest Texas Senate poll

The latest poll from Texas Southern University shows Democrat James Talarico holding onto a narrow one-point lead over Attorney General Ken Paxton in the race to become Texas' next senator.

Court refuses to remove Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare

A Texas court dismissed a lawsuit seeking to remove Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare from office after former state Rep. Lon Burnam accused O’Hare of misconduct for having him kicked out and arrested during a meeting.

Grand jury declines criminal charges in Nolan Wells death

A Mississippi grand jury will not indict anyone in the death of Nolan Wells, a Black man whose body was found after a boating trip with friends during the Fourth of July weekend.

It's the first day of fall - Will our clocks still 'fall back' this year?

For decades, some Americans have objected to the twice-yearly ritual of changing our clocks: losing an hour of sleep in the spring and plunging into early darkness in the fall.

North Texas faces lingering drought and mid-90s heat despite brief rain break

DFW Airport broke its dry streak with over an inch of rain, but high pressure is rebuilding to bring mid-90s heat, dry conditions, and air quality alerts back to North Texas.

Venezuelan man shot by ICE agents returned to hospital
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Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, shot by ICE in Austin, was re-hospitalized after being released prematurely to custody with a bullet near his spine, his attorney says.

New details emerge about ICE shooting in Austin
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We're learning more about the ICE shooting in Austin that left a DoorDash driver hospitalized with a bullet still in his back. FOX 4's Amelia Jones has more.

Boyd leaders deny hazing culture claims after student arrests
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Four Boyd High School students were arrested last week in connection to a locker room hazing incident, but the district's superintendent pushed back on claims the district has a culture problem with hazing. FOX 4's David Sentendrey has more.