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Karmelo Anthony will make his case next week for a new trial — and a Texas judge will have just three days to decide how the Frisco teen's case will proceed.
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Karmelo Anthony will make his case next week for a new trial — and a Texas judge will have just three days to decide how the Frisco teen's case will proceed.
Dallas police officer Darron Burks never let a day pass without checking on his mother.
John Ruiz thought the war was won 15 years ago — June 8, 2011, to be exact. The day Tom Perkins, then Dallas’ city attorney,...
If back-to-school shopping is on your to-do list, this weekend may be the best time.
The Dallas police officer yanked on an outfit and sprinted to his car. He tried to shake an eerie feeling as he drove, but...
Search firm Baker Tilly says of 50 applications received in September and October for the city’s top appointed governmental position, the pool has been...
A Dallas police officer pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor assault charge for firing “less lethal” ammunition and wounding a demonstrator who lost an eye during...
For those who want to become a police officer with one of the largest police forces in the country, the process begins with a...
WASHINGTON — U.S. prosecutors on Monday asked a U.S. judge to drop the criminal case accusing President-elect Donald Trump of seeking to overturn his...
President-elect Donald Trump announced Scott Turner as his nominee for U.S. Housing and Urban Development secretary on Friday, and his selection quickly garnered lots of support...
Sixty-one years ago, President John F. Kennedy ate breakfast in Fort Worth, then took a short flight to Dallas Love Field. He was to...
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says the city will help President-elect Donald Trump deport undocumented migrants accused of violent crimes.
AUSTIN — Attorney General Ken Paxton does not have to sit for questioning under oath by whistleblowers who accused him of accepting bribes and...
UT System’s regents announced Wednesday that Texas families earning less than $100,000 annually will get free tuition and waived fees for students.