Texas Real Estate Investor Masterminds $24,416,911 Fraud Scheme, Sentenced to 188 Months Behind Bars
A federal judge has sentenced a Dallas real estate investor to more than 15 years in prison and ordered repayment of over $24 million after he admitted to running a long-running fraud that victimized more than 80 people. Charles Carrier, 67, received the 188-month term from US District Judge Brantley Starr and must pay
Dallas Holocaust Museum to host Black cowboy exhibition
DALLAS (KDAF) — The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum will host a new exhibition titled “Black Cowboys: An American Story” from Oct. 9, 2026, to April 18, 2027. The exhibition explores the lives and work of enslaved and free Black men, women and children who labored on Texas ranches and participated in cattle dr
Trackdown: Dallas police use DNA technology to solve decades-old cases
DALLAS - Dallas has thousands of unsolved murder cases, but with modern DNA technology, detectives at the Dallas Police Department are solving decades-long cold cases. Detective Andrea Isom and the Dallas Police Department's Cold Case Unit are working to track down suspects using DNA technology that did not exist when
DFW Airport parking prices going up Oct. 1: See the new rates
DFW Airport parking rates increase Oct. 1, with TollTag users paying less than credit-card customers and some short pickup visits getting cheaper.
Sharp weapon discovered by TSA tucked inside unusual item in passenger’s carry-on bag
A pocketknife hidden inside a flight passenger's toothpaste tube in a bag was flagged during X-ray screening at Dallas Love Field after a TSA officer spotted a metal object.
Dallas woman facing deportation after traffic stop arrest
A North Texas woman was detained by ICE after a traffic stop in Flower Mound, and her family is racing to hire an attorney for an immigration hearing. FOX 4's Vania Castillo has more.
Homicide at 2900 Maple Avenue
On September 23, 2026, at approximately 4:20 a.m., Dallas Police responded to a Call for Service in the 2900 block of Maple Springs Boulevard. The preliminary investigation determined that an individual was shot by an unknown suspect who fled the scene prior to officers’ arrival. The victim was transported by Dallas Fi
Student journalist sues University of Texas at Dallas for First Amendment violations
On Oct. 15, 2024, former editor-in-chief of The Mercury, Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez, received an email from the University of Texas at Dallas administration saying he was under investigation for discrimination. This was the day he knew he would have to pursue legal action against the college. Olivares Gutierrez, a cur
A 79-year-old woman’s home allegedly produced $156,000 in diverted proceeds, indictment says
A federal grand jury in North Texas has charged three members of a family that ran unlicensed boarding homes with lying to mortgage lenders after allegedly taking control of a 79-year-old resident’s longtime Garland home, selling it to two of themselves and funneling more than $156,000 of the proceeds through several a
The Triumphant Return of the Old Mill Inn
He introduced Cuban food to the State Fair of Texas. He brought craft beer to the Fair. He created cotton candy-covered bacon on a stick, which became a staple fair food. For his next trick, Isaac Rousso plans to get you to eat at a sit-down restaurant right in the heart of the fairgrounds at the Old Mill Inn. It is Da
