Articles by MaryAnn Martinez
Feds Set To Test Soil At Site Of Deadly Dallas House Explosion
By MaryAnn MartinezMarch 8, 2019 at 7:27 am DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – The investigation into a gas explosion that leveled a home in Dallas and killed a 12-year-old girl has moved into a new phase. Federal officials are looking into the claim by Atmos Energy that the explosion was caused by shifting soil under the house. Starting Monday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wil begin testing the soil at the explosion site. Turning on her gas stove still makes Elodia Gutierrez nervous.
Elite Runner In Hospital After Vicious Dog Attack In Fort Worth
By MaryAnn MartinezMarch 4, 2019 at 5:37 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – A vicious dog attack left an elite marathon runner in the hospital. The runner, Caitlin Keen, who will be trying out for the Olympics, says she was running on the Trinity Trails in Fort Worth when she was attacked by a pit bull. That dog is now in quarantine at Fort Worth Animal Control. The dog does have an owner, but the runner says the owner was nowhere to be found when she was attacked.
Long, Dark Stretch Of Highway In Fort Worth Has Drivers, Police Concerned
By MaryAnn MartinezMarch 1, 2019 at 9:14 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – A ten-mile stretch of highway with no lights has drawn concern from Fort Worth Police who’re wondering if the darkness led to an officer impersonator crime there. I-820 at Team Ranch Road in Fort Worth is where police say a woman was pulled over by a man who was pretending to be a police officer and he sexually assaulted her. The man was driving a black Dodge Charger.
United Methodist Church Delegates Defeat Bid To Ease LGBT Bans
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 26, 2019 at 9:06 pm RICHARDSON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – A vote over the role of LGBT Methodists threatens the very existence of the United Methodist Church. At its general conference in St. Louis, church delegates voted to keep a ban on same-sex marriage. Also, practicing homosexual clergy must remain celibate. Many congregations, including First United Methodist in Richardson, have been briefed by their leaders about Tuesday’s vote in St. Louis.
Mother Of Child Killed In House Explosion 1 Year Ago: ‘First Thing I Thought, Atmos Killed My Daughter’
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 22, 2019 at 6:44 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Maria Rogers remembers the moment she learned her 12-year-old daughter, Linda, died of internal injuries one year ago after a natural gas explosion at their home, northwest of Love Field. “I remember they say, ‘I’m sorry. Michellita passed away.’ So they broke my heart and I remember I was crazy.
Texas Family Releases Video of 12-Year-Old Killed In Home Explosion
DALLAS, Texas - Newly released video shows Linda Rogers getting ready for a cheerleading competition on the morning of Feb. 23, 2018. In a time-lapse video, she's doing her hair when you see a spark. Her family's lawyer says the spark was the house filling up with natural gas and exploding. The Dallas Fire Department says two other homes caught fire on the same block where Linda lived -- those also blamed on gas.
Dallas Family Releases Video Of Child’s Final Moments Before Deadly House Explosion
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 20, 2019 at 10:02 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM/AP) – Newly released videos show Linda Rogers, 12, getting ready for a cheerleading competition on the morning of Feb. 23, 2018. In a time lapse video she is doing her hair, then the first moment of an explosion before the camera goes to black. The 12-year-old’s parents and brother were able to escape from the rubble of the home in the 3500 block of Espanola Drive.
Fort Worth Launches Real-Time Flood Watch Website
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 19, 2019 at 9:40 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – On rainy, stormy days like Tuesday, homeowners may be thinking about those streets in their neighborhood that tend to flood. The City of Fort Worth now has a real-time flood watch website so you can see how flooded streets are before you hit the road. The website has been up for about a month. Sensors on the ground send real-time updates for live flooding information at your finger tips.
Man Pushed Off DART Platform Speaks From Hospital: ‘I Hit The Train And The Train Sucked Me In’
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 18, 2019 at 8:45 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – He survived being run over by a train after he was pushed off the DART station platform. Now Juan Carlos Suarez is speaking out from his hospital room after the man accused of pushing him apologized from jail. A trip to Oak Cliff on the DART train to get an early present for his brother last Monday turned into the worst day of Juan Carlos Suarez’s life.
JPS Hospital On Elevator Safety Issues: ‘We Hire Elevator Experts, We Thought We Had Elevator Experts’
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 15, 2019 at 3:50 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – John Peter Smith Hospital on Friday responded to elevator safety concerns after a nurse was seriously injured in an elevator there in January. On Thursday, a CBS 11 investigation revealed at least 51 times in the past year when people were trapped in elevators at JPS Hospital. JPS did not take responsibility for the elevators, instead blaming multiple malfunctions on the elevator company, Thyssenkrupp.
Documents Detail Extensive History Of Elevator Problems At JPS Hospital
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 14, 2019 at 9:42 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – The hospital elevator that crushed a nurse at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth in January may not be an isolated incident. Documents obtained by CBS 11 show a long history of problems with the elevators at Fort Worth’s tax-payer funded hospital. “Passenger being crushed by elevator between 10th and 11th floor,” the document states.
Dallas City Councilman Kevin Felder Under Police Investigation For Allegedly Leaving Scene Of Accident With Scooter
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 13, 2019 at 9:27 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – A Dallas city councilman is accused of hitting a teen on a scooter with his car and driving away. Councilman Kevin Felder’s car was towed Wednesday evening from a city of Dallas public meeting. Police are looking at surveillance video, including from a city bus to see who was driving the car that hit the teen. The incident happened around 9:30 a.m. on Malcolm X Bouelavard in South Dallas.
Fallen Fort Worth Corporal Garrett Hull’s Widow Speaks: ‘I Just Don’t Want Him Forgotten’
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 7, 2019 at 9:19 pm KENNEDALE, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – It was a night to remember a real life hero Thursday… a Fort Worth police officer killed in the line of duty. Corporal Garrett Hull was shot and killed by an armed robbery suspect last September. His widow, Sabrina Hull, spoke about her husband to CBS 11 for the first time during a barbecue benefit in Corporal Hull’s honor. “I just don’t want him forgotten.
Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes; Had Piece Of E-Cigarette Lodged In Throat
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes; Had Piece Of E-Cigarette Lodged In Throat
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes; Had Piece Of E-Cigarette Lodged In Throat
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes; Had Piece Of E-Cigarette Lodged In Throat
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes; Had Piece Of E-Cigarette Lodged In Throat
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes; Had Piece Of E-Cigarette Lodged In Throat
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
Fort Worth Man Killed After Vape Pen Explodes
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 4, 2019 at 10:02 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – An e-cigarette is being blamed for the death of a Fort Worth man. His family said a vape pen exploded while he was trying to use it. Alice Brown raised her grandson, William Eric Brown, as if he were her son. This week, she will be burying him. “He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him,” said Alice.
They Went From Nobodies To Somebodies Within Years: A Lewisville High School Swim Team’s Journey To District Championship
By MaryAnn MartinezFebruary 1, 2019 at 10:20 pm LEWISVILLE (CBSDFW.COM) – Some kids on a championship that didn’t know how to swim a few years ago are now district champions, competing against some of the best in Dallas-Fort Worth. Carter High School in Oak Cliff has lane six at the UIL regional swim meet. Four years ago, the school didn’t even have a swim team.
Young Cancer Patient Hoping To Get Her North Texas City To Change Ordinance Regarding Backyard Chickens
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 28, 2019 at 10:00 pm WATAUGA, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – The health of a 3-year-old girl recovering from cancer has a community rallying in support of a North Texas city’s ordinance to allow backyard chickens where they live. The little girl lives in Watauga, where it’s illegal to have chickens in your home. Ivy Johnson showed up to a Watauga public meeting over chicken coops wearing a mask— her bald head painted in bright colors. Her parents can’t risk her getting sick.
Family Of North Texas Mother Found Deceased In Creek Thanks Community For Search Effort, Support
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 24, 2019 at 9:24 pm ENNIS, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – The Chili’s where Emily Wade waited tables was closed Thursday night so her co-workers could attend a vigil in her honor. People held lanterns and said prayers in Wade’s memory. Emily’s family held the event to say, “thank you” to the people of Ennis. “That’s why we are here, to honor this community for honoring us and for honoring her,” said Emily’s brother Chad Wade.
North Texas Cities, Companies Looking To Ease Burden On Federal Workers During Shutdown
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 23, 2019 at 10:12 pm NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Thomas Ruiz missed his mortgage payment this month. Unless the government shutdown ends soon, this furloughed father of four will miss February’s payment, too.
TxDOT Gives North Texas Highway ‘F’ Grade
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 22, 2019 at 9:59 pm DENTON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – The longer Viki Dunn has lived in Denton County, the longer her commute to work in Plano has gotten. Before, less than an hour each way. Now, it’s closer to two hours. She sees car crashes and frustration from drivers increasing. “Because people do get kind of angry about having to wait and other people no waiting their turn, you do end up getting a lot of road rage,” said Dunn.
Federal Employees Plan Rally In Dallas; Urges Employee To Apply For Substitute Teacher Position
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 18, 2019 at 9:02 pm Members of the House of Representatives leave for Christmas break after passing a stopgap measure that will avoid a government shutdown one day before the deadline, at the U.S. Capitol on December 21, 2017 in Washington, DC. (credit: Mark Wilson/Getty Images) DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Federal employees are planning another rally at Dallas Love Field next week.
Happy Ending After North Texas Woman Gives Birth In Moving Minivan To Baby Not Breathing
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 15, 2019 at 10:32 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – “Just…pffffff…something was coming,” explained Angel Nandjole. “When I touch like this, that was the head. At that time, I was like, I have to do something. I have to save the baby.” In the back seat of a minivan, Nandjole gave birth on her way to the hospital Monday morning. But her baby boy wasn’t breathing. “The baby was like…I try to shake the baby, try to shake the baby…nothing. So I was like god, please my baby,” she said.
Surveillance Video Captures Wreck; Shooting At Dallas Intersection
Click here for updates on this story Dallas, TX (KTVT) — A car was shot at by a suspect in another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Surveillance Video Captures Wreck; Shooting At Dallas Intersection
Click here for updates on this story Dallas, TX (KTVT) — A car was shot at by a suspect in another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Surveillance Video Captures Wreck; Shooting At Dallas Intersection
Click here for updates on this story Dallas, TX (KTVT) — A car was shot at by a suspect in another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Surveillance Video Captures Wreck; Shooting At Dallas Intersection
Click here for updates on this story Dallas, TX (KTVT) — A car was shot at by a suspect in another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Surveillance Video Captures Wreck; Shooting At Dallas Intersection
Click here for updates on this story Dallas, TX (KTVT) — A car was shot at by a suspect in another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Surveillance Video Captures Wreck; Shooting At Dallas Intersection
Click here for updates on this story Dallas, TX (KTVT) — A car was shot at by a suspect in another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Car Shot At In 3 Vehicle Incident In Dallas
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 11, 2019 at 10:14 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – A car was shot at by another vehicle after crashing into a truck at the intersection of Polk and Danieldale in Dallas on the Desoto-Dallas border Friday afternoon, police say. Video shows three vehicles involved in the accident around 12:30 p.m. A white sedan was chasing a white Mercedes. The Mercedes sped up and slammed into a tan Ford Ranger. The crash caused major damage and critically injured the occupants of both vehicles.
Some Dallas Businesses That Cater To Federal Workers Offering Them Discounts During Shutdown
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 9, 2019 at 9:34 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Nineteen days into the government shut down, the impact is starting to trickle down people who do not work for the federal government. Some Dallas businesses who cater to federal workers are losing money. Meanwhile other businesses are stepping up to help federal employees. Fewer lattes are being served at Ascension Annex, a coffee shop in downtown Dallas where Environmental Protection Agency employees are regulars.
Dallas Family Prepared For Lengthy Shutdown As 2 Work For Federal Agency
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 8, 2019 at 10:09 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Lisa Schaub and her family had dinner at home, something they have been doing to tighten their belt in preparation for a government shutdown. “We have tried to be fiscally responsible so we have cash reserves to carry us through several months,” said Schaub. Lisa Schaub works for the EPA (CBS 11) Lisa and her husband both work for the Environmental Protection Agency.
TSA Workers Keep Calling In Sick In High Numbers " CBS Dallas
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 7, 2019 at 10:33 pm DFW AIRPORT (CBSDFW.COM) – Some of the TSA agents— tasked with keeping DFW Airport safe— aren’t showing up for work during the government shutdown. That fact was first reported by CNN last Friday. At DFW Airport, there’s been a 200 to 300 percent increase in TSA agents calling in sick, according to the report. “These lines are already bad enough so I can’t imagine this being any good,” said frequent traveler Adam Sanders.
Calls Pouring In To Dallas Animal Services About Dogs Left Outside In Cold
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 3, 2019 at 10:02 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Several investigations are ongoing in the city of Dallas after pet owners left their animals outside in the cold. Dallas Animal Services says it’s been flooded with people reporting animals outside in near freezing temperatures. “If you’re an owner, you need to think about, ‘What is my obligation,’” said pet owner Ellen Wilmott.
Oklahoma women visiting Dallas claim they were attacked for being Muslim
DALLAS — A Muslim mother and her daughter visiting from Oklahoma say they were attacked because they were wearing hijabs at Dallas’ Reunion Tower on Sunday. Renee Ayesh said the attacker told them to go back to their country and resulted in her daughter's suffering a concussion. “She’s telling me to go back to my country. ‘Lady, I was born here in the USA — Detroit, Michigan,'” said Ayesh.
Muslim Women Visiting From Oklahoma Say They Were Attacked Outside Reunion Tower: ‘She Hit Me In The Middle Of The Head’
By MaryAnn MartinezJanuary 1, 2019 at 10:14 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – A Muslim mother and daughter they were attacked because they were wearing hijabs at a Dallas’ Reunion Tower on Sunday. Renee Ayesh said attacker told them to go back to their country and resulted in her daughter suffering a concussion. “She’s telling me to go back to my country. ‘Lady I was born here. In the USA, Detroit Michigan,'” said Ayesh. The Ayeshs— visiting from Oklahoma— had a great time at the observation tower Saturday.
North Texans Traveling, Shopping For Holiday Stuck In Traffic
By MaryAnn MartinezDecember 21, 2018 at 10:12 pm DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Traffic was almost at a stand still near North Park Mall in Dallas Friday as hundreds of people are traveling and shopping for the holidays. According to AAA, travel is expected to break a record this year, with one-third of the country traveling for the holidays. Millions of travelers are expected at DFW and Love Field over the next few days, with 6.7 million Americans flying across the country.
Effort To Remove North Texas City Councilman Accused Of Domestic Violence Stalls
By MaryAnn MartinezDecember 18, 2018 at 9:48 pm McKINNEY, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) – An effort to push a city councilman out of office after he’s accused of domestic violence stalled Tuesday night. It will take an election to change the city charter in McKinney before voters can have a say on the councilman. Embattled City Councilman La’Shadion Shemwell says he’s being targeted because of his race.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
Click here for updates on this story Fort Worth, TX (KTVT) — An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care.
83-year-old Texas woman stands up to burglar
An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room. Next to her, her husband John who had just returned home from hospice care. “He saw (the intruder,) but he could not talk,” she said.
83-Year-Old Woman Fends Off Burglar In Front Of Dying Husband
By MaryAnn MartinezDecember 17, 2018 at 9:59 pm FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – An elderly woman survived a physical struggle with a burglar as her husband laid on his deathbed. In the end, the 83-year-old was able to fend him off, but the intruder stole the family truck. Startled and scared, Suzy Alummuttil found herself face-to-face with a stranger in her Fort Worth home December 10. She was lying a hospital bed in her living room.
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