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Video from a local investigation shows groups of drivers with multiple phones in DFW staging areas and a veteran Uber driver saying he waited more than 45 minutes with no rides.
A woman struck by a train in Terrell on July 3, 2024 died after being rushed to the hospital, police say. Authorities and railroad personnel are investigating the scene.
A June 12 shooting in southeast Dallas left an adult man dead. Detectives say they have no suspect description and are asking witnesses to come forward.
A Union Pacific freight train struck a FedEx delivery truck north of Itasca on Thursday; two people were taken to hospitals in critical condition and investigators are on scene.
A Dallas lab and its investors will pay $24M to resolve DOJ allegations that unnecessary respiratory panels were billed to Medicare during COVID screenings at senior homes.
Brinks Home says it discovered unauthorized access to part of its IT systems and that the intruder threatened to publish material; monitoring remained active and forensics were engaged.
At least four people were shot Thursday night in southern Dallas near Highland Hills. Two were treated at the scene and two were taken to a hospital.
Dallas police released surveillance images after three robberies at a business in the 2200 block of Cedar Crest Boulevard and are asking the public for tips.
A Collin County jury convicted Leslie Price of prohibited sexual conduct and a judge sentenced him to life after DNA linked him to his daughter's baby.
A 58-year-old USPS worker collapsed and died while on shift in Little Elm; authorities are investigating as a North Texas heat advisory pushed temperatures into the triple digits.
A vehicle struck an 18‑wheeler on westbound I‑20 under Highway 67 Wednesday, blocking a ramp and multiple lanes and prompting a sheriff's traffic alert.
After being struck in the eye while taking a burglary report in April, Specialist Edward Zapata returned to duty to cheers and a surprise celebration.
A Fort Worth narcotics stop on July 7 turned into a multi-agency chase that ended with spike strips, the seizure of over 5 kilograms of meth and three arrests.
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