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A former teacher's aide at Webb Middle School in Garland ISD was arrested last spring for allegedly assaulting a 14-year-old special needs student. That student's family has now filed a lawsuit.

The wild west is still alive in the state of Texas every single day it feels like.

Dario Sanchez says authorities are punishing peaceful activists after a July 4 protest turned violent outside a Johnson County detention center.

In a recent turn of events, Hung "Billy" Nguyen, 54, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for a violent episode of murder that ended in arson. Nguyen pleaded guilty to the murder of his 38-year-old ex-girlfriend, Chi Pham. The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office, in a social...

Mesquite city officials say public safety was one of the top priorities in the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, but members of the local police union remain at odds with the city council and city manager. The 2025-26 budget approved late last month includes funding for additional officers and...

MESQUITE, Texas - A recent investigation by the Mesquite Police Department has led to the discovery of a significant vehicle theft and narcotics trafficking operation. The investigation began after officers were fired upon in April while stopping a stolen vehicle.The shooter, an accomplice of the suspect captured in...

A new budget approved by Dallas County commissioners this week includes $2 million earmarked for specific homelessness programs — less than the $7.5 million discussed in budget workshops. While some of the more than $828 million budget — takes effect Oct. 1 — was itemized for homelessness, more than...

Defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is in Dallas after signing with the Cowboys this week, but he has a legal matter to deal with back at home. WSOC reports that Clowney was arrested in his hometown of Rock Hill, South Carolina last Friday. Clowney faces misdemeanor charges of trespassing and failure to identify.

For decades, the State Fair of Texas offered free admission to schoolchildren, giving students a chance to explore exhibits, learn about agriculture, science and the arts, and experience the fair’s iconic attractions. This year, however, high school students will no longer receive complimentary tickets. Free...

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