The trial of Antwan Franklin, accused in the murder of former OU football player Du’Vonta Lampkin, is underway in Dallas. Franklin, one of three arrested, faces charges of capital murder. The case is drawing significant attention as the community seeks justice for Lampkin’s death, which occurred in May 2022. The proceedings are expected to provide insights into the tragic incident.
A Texas state agency is requesting $300 million from lawmakers to improve the Medicaid enrollment system. The proposal includes hiring more staff and updating the online application to reduce long wait times for benefits. Lawmakers and stakeholders are discussing the potential impact of the overhaul on healthcare access for eligible Texans.
A deadly crash on US Highway 287 in Tarrant County resulted in two fatalities. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash and emphasize road safety measures to prevent similar incidents.
Fort Worth City Council faces criticism over the selection of Jay Chapa as City Manager. As the council remains divided, community groups demand more transparency and public involvement in the decision-making process.
Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes plans to retire in May 2025 after 25 years of service. His tenure was marked by significant community-focused initiatives and leadership challenges. The department is now beginning the search for his successor, aiming to continue progress in public safety and community relations.
Three individuals were found dead in a Frisco, Texas home after police conducted a welfare check. The authorities are investigating the incident, urging the community to remain calm and patient.
Ely Sosa, a blind high school junior in North Texas, defies odds through his role in the marching band. His story highlights inclusivity and challenges barriers.
A 38-year-old associate minister at 121 Community Church in Grapevine, Texas, has been charged with possession of child pornography following reports of spy cameras found by a missionary couple. The ongoing investigation reveals the broader issues of trust and authority within religious institutions.
A man from Dallas has admitted to kidnapping a rideshare driver, forcing the individual to drive from Texas to Florida at gunpoint. The incident began near Arlington and involved a firearm, as stated by police.
Two individuals sentenced to a total of 15 years in federal prison for their role in the fentanyl-related death of a 15-year-old in Dallas. The case highlights the opioid crisis impacting communities and underscores the critical need for legal and community action.