Also, reactions between the City of Dallas and Attorney General Ken Paxton are being shared after his plans were announced Thursday evening to sue.

Also, the FBI is offering $25k for information leading to arrest of missing Everman boy's mother wanted for murder.

Plus, a fourth person died from their injuries after a major crash in Alvord on Wednesday, and the U.S. Department of Labor says bartenders at two Dallas bars were being forced to share their tips with employees who didn't work on gratuties.

Also, the president of UT Dallas announced that he will be stepping down, and a fourth person was announced dead late Wednesday afternoon from the deadly Wise County rollover crash.

Plus, some Hurst residents are still cleaning up after a water main break caused major home damage, and a 2-year-old is recovering after she was struck by a bullet during an apparent road rage shooting over the weekend in Dallas.

Plus, Toyota, Lexus, Hyundai, and Kia lead the list of most reliable used cars, and a Dallas man was found fatally shot along the road in Farmers Branch.

Plus, a Rice University student is dead after an apparent murder-suicide, and five Fort Worth homes were damaged when a water line broke and sent a geyser soaring 50-feet into the air.

Also, "most valuable sports memorabilia" goes into auction this weekend, and new security measures started today at a North Texas school after a gun was confiscated from a student Friday.