Rachel Snyder

1 day ago | wfaa.com | Rachel Snyder

DALLAS COUNTY, Texas — A pair of North Texans are $1 million richer after winning prizes from scratch ticket games, according to the Texas Lottery. A Granbury resident recently claimed a $1 million top-prize winning ticket in the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game Big Money, according to a press release. The winner bought that ticket at Last Chance at 8500 Mitchell Bend Court in Granbury, according to a press release. The winner chose to remain anonymous.

1 day ago | wfaa.com | Rachel Snyder

DALLAS — Crews found at least 10 cars in a pond at Lake Cliff in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas on Thursday, and it's believed some of the vehicles may have connections to missing persons cases, sources tell WFAA. Sources say the vehicles were found as part of routine cleaning of the pond, which hasn't been done at the Lake Cliff pond in about 10 years.

1 day ago | wfaa.com | Rachel Snyder

DALLAS — Plans for a new practice facility for the WNBA's Dallas Wings took a step forward Thursday after some Dallas City Council members had called for a pause on the plans for it earlier this week. The Dallas Park and Recreation Board on Thursday approved allowing part of Joey Georgusis Park at 1200 N. Cockrell Hill Road in Far West Oak Cliff to be used for the proposed new practice facility for the Wings.

1 day ago | wfaa.com | Rachel Snyder

DALLAS — New Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux sought to clarify the department's policies on immigration enforcement when asked about it Wednesday after a new interview appeared to show him taking a different tone on the issue from previous police leaders in the city. "Our stance hasn't changed since I've been here," Comeaux said in a press conference Wednesday. "We're going to do the right thing, we're going to do our jobs, and we will not be searching for immigrants.

1 day ago | myfoxzone.com | Rachel Snyder

DALLAS — Short-barrel or "sawed-off" firearms, once banned, are one step from being legalized in Texas. The bill, SB 1596, authored by state Sen. Brent Hagenbuch, R-Denton, would remove short-barrel guns from the state's list of weapons that are banned unless they're registered with the federal government, which involves paying a $200 tax and passing a background check, according to the ATF, or classified as a curio or relic.