Dallas' deadliest road to get nearly $10M in safety improvements after NBC 5 investigation
More new safety measures are on the way to Loop 12, the deadliest street in Dallas.
More new safety measures are on the way to Loop 12, the deadliest street in Dallas.
A state inspector visited Camp Mystic to conduct an annual safety check just two days before deadly flooding swept through the camp.
NWS forecasters union says there was adequate staffing when deadly floods swept through Central Texas, but warns other offices may not be as prepared.
After deadly floodwaters swept through Central Texas, there are questions about the timeline of weather alerts and possible gaps in the warning system.
On July 1, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles will no longer issue temporary paper tags and instead will issue a metal one.
FAQ: NBC 5 Investigates answers your questions about the switch from temporary paper license tags to metal.
A US rail workers union says allowing Mexican crews to bring trains miles into South Texas is a threat to border security and American jobs.
The Texas DMV is eliminating paper tags. Here’s what you need to know about the plan to replace them and how it could impact buying or selling a car.
On July 1, Texas drivers will see a massive change with temporary license plates after the Texas legislature voted to eliminate paper tags.
The McKinney National Airport in Collin County has become a gateway for drug cartel bosses on a journey to face justice in the United States.
The new chief of police in Dallas addressed questions from the City Council on Monday about the department’s slow response times and short staffing.
Dallas Chief of Police Daniel Comeaux pledges to take action on slow police response times where people have been left waiting hours for help.
There are more questions about the Dallas Police Department’s slow response time after two 10-year-old boys waited hours for police officers after they were hit by a car while riding their bicycles on a sidewalk.
Fort Worth police say they’ve cleared a backlog of hundreds of sexual assault evidence kits that sat on shelves while leaving victims waiting for answers.
A family says they waited nearly seven hours for Dallas police to respond after reporting a life-threatening mental health emergency.
A Dallas City Councilmember is demanding action less than 24 hours after NBC 5 Investigates revealed some people who called for help waited hours for a police officer.
In some parts of Dallas, records obtained by NBC 5 Investigates show police response times exceeded goals not by minutes, but by hours.