Several taxpayers are wondering what happened to their IRS paperwork and the man they hired to handle their returns. His office suddenly closed, leaving them

'American Idol' is down to the Top 12. That's after tens of thousands from across the country including DFW Idol Madelyn Jarmom auditioned for the chance to

This week's Lone Star Adventure takes advantage of a springtime baby boom. New arrivals include zebras, sable antelope and giraffes. FOX 4's Richard Ray takes

Viewers this week sound off about discipline and children with ADHD, the woman known as "Jihad Jane", the Carrollton Police Department, smart electricity

The makers of Mr. Steamy claim you can steam the wrinkles right out of your clothes without an iron or an expensive steam dryer. FOX 4's Steve Noviello puts it

This Street Squad comes from Jarrod in Fort Worth who says sooner or later a child is going to get hit by speeders in his neighborhood. FOX 4's James Rose

Last summer FOX 4's Saul Garza interviewed residents who were bugged about an abandoned house in a southeast Dallas neighborhood.

Living by the Boy Scout Law means being trustworthy and kind. But two suspects were anything but when they used a credit card and gift cards that belonged to a

The Dallas Fort Worth Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team needs help catching one of DFW’s Most Wanted: Armando Longoria Jr.

A multi-million dollar structure that just opened in Fort Worth is truly one of a kind. In this week's Lone Star Adventure FOX 4's Richard Ray takes us to the

Viewers this week sound off about a college basketball punch, smart meters, a woman who was stabbed in front of her children and kids in the control tower.

The EZ Cracker promises a perfectly cracked egg every time. So if you are too busy picking out egg shells to enjoy cooking, this Deal or Dud product may be for

While a North Texas soldier was serving in Iraq, vandals broke into her home, smashing windows and trashing furniture. But what they couldn't destroy was that

The Purple Balloon Foundation is made up of volunteers who raise funds that help patients at Children's Medical Center in Dallas go to camp.

For decades it has offered a home for abused and abandoned big cats, including some of the rarest species in the world. Now the facility has also started