Trackdown: Scyene Road murders remain unsolved after two years

A double murder at the intersection of Saint Augustin and Scyene Road in Dallas was previously featured on Trackdown. It’s still unsolved two years later.

Watch: Car flips during chase with Texas officials
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A chase with Nacogdoches County sheriff's deputies on New Year's Eve ended with a flipped car, a foot chase, and several felony charges.

Watch: Car flips during chase with Texas officials

The suspect was arrested at the scene, after which officials say they discovered his involvement in a large-scale fraud ring.

Dallas ranked among 2026's best global destinations by the New York Times

Dallas is surging onto the global stage as a top 2026 travel destination, fueled by hosting nine FIFA World Cup matches and the grand opening of the Halperin Park.

Abbott blames Dallas leaders for AT&T’s move to Plano

Gov. Greg Abbott is placing blame on Dallas leaders for how the police department is run and AT&T’s move to Plano.

H-E-B to build a new store in Carrollton

The city of Carrollton is getting its first H-E-B grocery store. Here's what we know about it.

Uvalde school shooting trial: Judge denies mistrial motion after 'discrepancies' in teacher's testimony

A judge presiding over the trial of a former school police officer charged after the deadly 2022 mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, denied a motion by his attorneys Wednesday for a mistrial.

Several North Texas schools targeted in social media threat flagged by FBI

North Texas school districts and law enforcement are increasing security and investigating a series of social media threats that officials currently believe are non-credible and intended to incite fear.

Dallas police fire 2 officers after disciplinary hearings

Dallas Police Chief David Comeaux fired two employees on Monday for policy violations, including missed drug tests and unauthorized absences.

Sen. Mark Kelly: ‘I'm not backing down from the president and secretary of defense’

Democratic Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona says he is not backing down from President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after a formal censure letter was sent to Secretary of the Navy John Phelan to review the retired Navy captain's retirement rank and pay.

Eaton and Palisades fires: Communities reflect and rebuild one year later

One year after the Palisades and Eaton fires, recovery is underway—but for many residents in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, the road forward remains long and uncertain.

California congressman has human rights concerns after visiting ICE facility

Bay Area Rep. Ro Khanna said a recent visit to the controversial California City ICE detention center revealed what he described as serious human rights concerns.

University Park to hold election on DART future in May
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University Park voters will decide on May 2 whether to withdraw from DART, following city leaders' concerns that financial costs outweigh the transit benefits.

Arlington Police arrest 4 more managers in ‘Chicas Locas’ sex trafficking investigation

Arlington police have arrested four additional managers and upgraded charges to organized criminal activity following a massive October raid at the Chicas Locas adult club.

Aldrich Ames, CIA officer who spied for Russia, dead at 84

Aldrich Ames, a CIA officer who spied for Russia, was serving a life sentence after pleading guilty to espionage charges in 1994.

5 cities to hold May elections on the future of DART

University Park voters will decide on May 2 whether to withdraw from DART, following city leaders' concerns that financial costs outweigh the transit benefits.