After more than a dozen stretches of Loop 12 were pegged as being among the worst locations for traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the city of Dallas, a man whose sister was killed crossing that same roadway is calling on leaders to take action to save lives.

Residents of an East Dallas community say they support a proposal to redesign traffic lanes that would force drivers to slow down while driving through their neighborhood, but will the city make any of the recommended changes?

The City of Dallas is taking a first step to address a danger zone identified in NBC 5 Investigates’s ongoing series, “Driven to Death” by painting a new crosswalk at a troubled intersection.

Since 2019, Fort Worth has invested in installing traffic calming bumps in neighborhoods with speeding problems, and it has worked to re-design some roadways to make them safer, using Vision Zero strategies.

Dallas City Council members voiced concerns Wednesday about whether a $500 million transportation bond proposal would do enough to back a pledge the council made in 2022 when it adopted a ‘Vision Zero’ road safety plan.

An NBC 5 investigation finds the $9M Dallas City Hall staff has proposed for Vision Zero Road safety improvements is a fraction of the amount the City of Austin has spent to achieve a reduction in deaths and injuries at dangerous intersections.

The prestigious Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Awards recognized NBC 5 Investigates for the series “Against All Enemies.”

NBC 5 Investigates learns grid operator says power plants must have winter preparations complete by Dec. 1, but some checks don’t happen until later in the season.

Federal funds are on the way to help the city of Dallas address safety problems on one of the city’s most dangerous streets for pedestrians.

As the NBC 5 Investigates series “Driven to Death” continues, many viewers have asked “Where are the police?” and why don’t they see Dallas police officers writing more tickets? We talk to Chief Eddie Garcia to find out.

NBC 5 Investigates reported Dallas has the highest road fatality rate among cities its size and that speed was the highest cause — but some experts think crashes may be caused by more than bad driving.

To find out how to make streets safer in Dallas, NBC 5 Investigates traveled to Canada to a city where, on most weeks, no one dies in a car crash.

A day after NBC 5 Investigates questioned why a plan to cut traffic deaths in Dallas has stalled, city council members are calling for more accountability.