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A grand jury on Friday declined to indict a Dallas homicide detective whose investigation led to a fellow officer being arrested on capital murder charges before a judge said the

Fred Gray, a civil-rights lawyer who once fought to desegregate the University of Alabama, will be awarded an honorary degree during the law school's commencement ceremony, which comes 50 years after three students became the first Black people to graduate from the law school.

The Stars even it out, the DPD officer falsely accused of murder sues, and moldy peaches at Dallas ISD.

A former Dallas police officer who was fired and jailed on accusations he ordered two murders is suing the detective who investigated him.

Last year, Bryan Riser was fired from the Dallas Police Department and spent a month in jail on capital murder charges. Now he's suing the detective who built the case against him.

A fired Dallas police officer who was cleared of ordering two killings in 2017 is now...

Dallas police have charged one of their own. They say a detective is charged with tampering with government documents and perjury related to the botched...

Sunny today, with a high of 65 and a chance of ridiculous posturing on the part of the senator from South Carolina

A former Dallas police officer under investigation in an alleged murder-for-hire scheme threatened to kill his wife and beat her in the street as their...

Leading Off (6/4/21) The Western Conference is wide open. Can Luka and the Mavs close out the Clippers tonight? By Matt Goodman Published in FrontBurner June 4, 2021 7:51 am We Start This Morning With a DPD Roundup. First up, Bryan Riser, the officer whose charges that he ordered a pair of people killed were lifted by a judge for a lack of evidence, was accused of abusing his ex-wife in 2015. The Dallas Morning News got records from a recent child custody proceeding, during which his ex-wif...