A former special education teacher in Forney ISD is facing charges related to alleged physical violence against students. The incidents reportedly occurred in January and February of this year. The teacher has a prior criminal history, although it was under a different name.
Multiple charges have been filed in connection with the alleged incidents. Further details on the case are available from FOX 4 News, including a report by Peyton Yager.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
A DART Police officer has been hospitalized after a shooting between unknown suspects near Fair Park.
A Crowley ISD bus driver was terminated after they left a pre-kindergarten student on a hot bus last week. FOX 4's David Sentendrey has more…
A former Forney ISD special education teacher, who has a criminal past under a different name, is facing multiple charges after allegedly ge…
An arrest affidavit concerning a Forney ISD teacher reveals two incidents involving violence with special need students, as well as the susp…
New THC rules are set to go into effect Friday in Texas after months of court battles over the new rules.
All southbound lanes of the Dallas North Tollway near the Galleria are shut down after a piece of heavy equipment fell off a tractor-trailer…
Dallas officials and residents are saying the property owner of a boathouse on White Rock Lake breached contract by excluding the public fro…
Two officer-involved shootings occurred last weekend within the Fort Worth Police Department. Today, the department released body camera foo…
An attempted robbery suspect with a long criminal history was hospitalized after a chase and shootout with Richardson Police overnight on Th…
Two burglars have stolen over $100,000 from a Kessler Park home that is currently under renovation. FOX 4's Shaun Rabb has more on the burgl…
A 34-year-old man was hospitalized early Thursday after an armed robbery at a North Texas restaurant sparked a multi-city police chase and a…
A Dallas Police officer is facing multiple charges after turning himself in to the county sheriff's office.
Free weekly digest. Local news that actually matters — no spam, no clickbait, easy unsubscribe.
By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never sell your data.