Forest Hill

The City of Forest Hill says police chief Eddie Burns Sr. is out and they’ve named his interim replacement.

Family, friends and coworkers gathered Thursday night to remember a beloved school cafeteria coworker gunned down while reported to work. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat has the story.

Pink and blue balloons were released in memory of 56-year-old Yolonda Gibbs. Gibbs was said to be a light in her family, and a joy at David K. Sellars Elementary School where she served as a cafeteria worker for more than 20 years.

Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s office identified Anthony Wayne Harris as the person of interest

With little information from the elementary school and the school district, some parents said they are navigating how to address the murder of a lunch lady with their children.

The investigation continues surrounding the shooting death of a beloved cafeteria worker on Wednesday in the Fort Worth ISD.

A person of interest has been identified in the fatal shooting of a Fort Worth ISD cafeteria worker.

The FWISD school is located in Forest Hill. Police continue their search for the person who fatally shot a cafeteria worker.

Police are still searching for the person who shot and killed a Fort Worth ISD employee at David K. Sellars Elementary School Wednesday morning. NBC 5’s Vince Sims has the latest on the investigation and reaction from parents.

A disturbing day at a North Texas elementary school where a beloved employee was gunned down Wednesday morning. There are more questions than answers about what exactly happened. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera has more on the story.

Forest Hill Mayor Stephanie Boardingham spoke to members of the media Wednesday afternoon about a “distressing incident that occurred outside David K. Sellars Elementary School” that was said to have occurred before classes began earlier in the morning.

An incident in the back parking lot of David Sellars Elementary School left a staff member dead Wednesday, according to a statement released by Fort Worth ISD.

A woman was killed Wednesday morning outside a Forest Hill elementary school in what the mayor described as a “senseless act of violence.”

On July 9 around 3:15 a.m., Fields said she woke up to the sound of rapid gunfire. Though her son’s room was hit, he was uninjured but Talia’s room took the brunt of the seemingly random attack.

For two weeks, Talicia Fields has avoided her Forest Hill home turned crime scene, riddled with holes from the bullets that killed her 15-year-old daughter Talia.

Runoffs from the May 6 general election are being held Saturday across North Texas. Results will be here after polls close at 7 p.m.