Courts

Robert Warren Ray, once a prominent neo-Nazi podcaster, helped organize the deadly ‘Unite the Right’ rally in Virginia nearly four years ago.

A Richardson man calling himself “Doctor Bitcoin” pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one count of operation of an unlicensed money transmitting business.

A lawsuit filed by Boone’s parents claims an investigation into his death found deadly practices by the ACH Child and Family Services contractor Our Community Our Kids and its employees.

The case was eventually brought before a Dallas County Grand Jury which indicted Dunn for murder. The criminal case is still ongoing and awaiting trial.

The FBI calls public corruption its top criminal investigative priority. They’re pulling off these kinds of stings in cities all over the country.

Desperate and looking for guidance, a California man reached out to a psychic. It ended up costing him $90,000.

North Texan Seth Aaron Pendley, who participated in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot, pleaded guilty to planning to blow up an Amazon data center earlier this year.

The company said pot use will now be treated the same as alcohol use.

The last of the four men charged in connection to the plot has pleaded guilty to several charges, including one hate crime count.

Confusion over hemp’s legality persists today.

Christian Michael Mackey belonged to a now defunct neo-Nazi group called Iron Youth. Now, he’s pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge that could put him in prison for up to 10 years.

Arrested Thursday night and booked into the Travis County jail, Todd Smith was released early Friday morning with a bond set at $10,000.

In a federal lawsuit against the city of Richardson and the arresting officers, Bonham and his attorney say the two cops pulled him over for a bogus reason and then used excessive force.

A grand jury in Dallas County decided to hand Trevino the indictments for murder and aggravated assault last Wednesday.

For the time being, the question of whether your smokable hemp is legal or not is in a state of limbo.

According to the FBI, Seth Aaron Pendley attempted to buy explosives from an undercover agent in Fort Worth.

While Confederate monuments are coming down in larger cities, they still stand tall in many small towns across North Texas.

Luke Coffee, 41, is one of at least 13 North Texans arrested in relation to the Jan. 6 riot by pro-Trump demonstrators at the U.S. Capitol.

Lisa Khoury claims her Griddy bill reached $9,340 between Feb. 13 and Feb. 19, according to a class action lawsuit.

An abortion is a ritualistic process for the The Satanic Temple’s members, its spokesperson says.

Zephi Trevino’s legal team, family and some celebrities tried to get the case dismissed, claiming she was actually being trafficked at the time of the murder.

Until life on the streets took him in, Jesus Monge says, he was a quiet kid who did well in school in Pleasant Grove and made friends easily. He remembers being an avid learner, bilingual in reading and writing. He won a few spelling bees, something he’s still proud of…