Gabriel Roxas
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Dallas, TX, United States
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North Dallas Standoff Prompts Apartment Evacuations
Police evacuated a north Dallas apartment complex after a man fired shots into one of the units. → Read More
Heat Keeping First Responders In North Texas Busy
MedStar ambulances have been on the move through the weekend as they responded to numerous heat-related calls. → Read More
Deep Ellum Business Owners Considering Big Changes To Help Security
An assault on a young woman has some looking for new ways to improve security in one of Dallas's most popular entertainment districts. → Read More
Congressman Injured During Alexandria Shooting Returns Home
Congressman Roger Williams recalled the moments the gunman opened fire on members of Congress practicing on an Alexandria baseball field. → Read More
District Attorney Sequesters Some Mail-In Ballots For Closer Scrutiny
After allegations of voter fraud prompted an investigation, elections officials stressed that Saturday night's runoff results were not final. It may take days before an accurate count. → Read More
Wounded Veteran Receives Gift Of New Home For Service
A wounded veteran dedicated to helping others that came home injured received a special gift Saturday as thanks for his service. → Read More
Peeping Tom Victim Shares Story
A woman says she encountered a peeping Tom in a Collin County store bathroom. → Read More
McKinney Festival Honors Wounded Veteran
As celebrations occur this Memorial Day weekend in remembrance veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice, some folks in McKinney are using the weekend to honor a wounded veteran. → Read More
Forney Community Holds Vigil To Honor Softball Player
It was a moving tribute Saturday night after an emotional roller coaster of a week for a high school softball team. → Read More
First Toyota Employees Make Beginning Of New Era For Plano
It was just over three years ago that Toyota announced it was moving to Texas. On Monday, the first employees will move into their new headquarters. → Read More
Deep Ellum Business Owners Team Up To Hire Off-Duty Officers
After some high profile crimes in one of Dallas's most popular entertainment districts, a group of bars and restaurants has come together to try to safeguard Deep Ellum. → Read More
Neighbor Shot By Derick Brown Speaks From Hospital Bed
Luis Amaro, 24, is recovering at Baylor Medical Center from two gunshot wounds, but he tells CBS11 he's lucky to be alive. → Read More
More Parents Choosing Not To Vaccinate Their Children
Some suburban school districts are reporting a growing number of parents choosing not to get their children vaccinated. → Read More
2 Twin Brothers Shot, 1 Killed in Burleson; Teen Arrested
Two 17-year-old twin brothers were shot and one of them died late Saturday evening in Burleson, police say. → Read More
Hail Leaves Homes And Businesses Across Collin County Damaged
Homes and businesses across Collin County are wearing the battle scars from Friday night's hail storm. → Read More
Fire Marshal Investigating Cause Of Dawson House Explosion
Friends are giving thanks that five people survived a house explosion in Navarro County, and now investigators are trying to get to the bottom of what went wrong. → Read More
Shifting Lanes On Highway 183 Causing Confusion For Drivers
Drivers along Highway 183 near the Irving Mall are taking a closer look during their daily commute to avoid nerve-wracking confusion. → Read More
Plano Police Looking For Murder Victim’s Son As Suspect «
Plano police need help finding the man they say killed his father in their own home. → Read More
81-Year-Old DeSoto Man Killed Outside His Own Home
Family members and investigators hope the public can help them figure out who shot and killed an 81-year-old DeSoto man sitting in his truck outside his own home. → Read More
Mitsuwa Marketplace Opening In Plano Could Signal Early Wave Of Toyota Effect
The line stretched around the corner. Once doors opened customers packed inside looking for a taste of authenticity. → Read More