J.D. Miles

5 days ago | cbsnews.com | J.D. Miles

KAUFMAN COUNTY — A manhunt that started on Monday for a Kaufman County murder suspect continues with authorities still searching. The search is about justice for the murder victim's family, but it's about money for bounty hunters who are likely to be used in the effort to find Trevor McEuen. Chasing bail jumpers daily   When the phone rings in John Rosa's office, it's often bad news. But he's used to it. "We got people jump bail every day, yeah," Rosa said.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | J.D. Miles

Travelers: Real ID with a yellow star to fly or face additional security screening A long-awaited upgrade to airport security finally goes into effect Wednesday across the country. Airlines and security checkpoints will require travelers to have an updated driver's license or identification card with a special symbol. Otherwise, you could face greater scrutiny before being allowed to board.

1 week ago | kwtx.com | J.D. Miles

(CBS News Texas) - A North Texas high school student is fighting for his life after playing a controversial game that’s become popular among seniors about to graduate. That game is called “Senior Assassin,” and while the rules may seem harmless, some say it encourages kids to put themselves in danger. Armed with water guns and chasing classmates through an Arlington neighborhood, Isaac Leal jumped onto the back of a Jeep that began to pull out of a driveway.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | J.D. Miles

A North Texas high school student is fighting for his life after playing a controversial game that's become popular among seniors about to graduate. That game is called Senior Assassin, and while the rules may seem harmless, some say it encourages kids to put themselves in danger. Armed with water guns and chasing classmates through an Arlington neighborhood, Isaac Leal jumped onto the back of a Jeep that began to pull out of a driveway.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | J.D. Miles

Fans are paying tribute to Ruth Buzzi, the comedy legend who called North Texas home before her death on Thursday at age 88. Buzzi, whose humor America first glimpsed on the late 1960s TV show "Laugh-In," turned her iconic characters from those classic skits into an enduring comedy franchise. Throughout the 1970s, Buzzi appeared in everything from children's shows to celebrity roasts and variety programs.