Those three minutes are probably going to reveal, potentially, why she died,” a law enforcement investigations expert said.

The jail commission confirmed earlier this month that the three minutes are missing and requested the Sheriff’s Office produce the missing footage.

Kimberly Phillips, 56, died on Feb. 18. The local medical examiner’s office ruled she died of complications of dehydration ...

The family of Kimberly Phillips believes she “essentially starved to death” in the Tarrant County jail, and is suing for the ...

Tarrant County moves ahead with plans to redraw districts amid criticism and controversy ...

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office is conducting a state-mandated investigation into a recent in-custody death at the Dallas County Jail. The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office is leading an ...

A 57-year-old woman died Saturday at John Peter Smith Hospital while in the custody of the Tarrant County jail, the sheriff’s office announced Monday. The woman, whose identity was not ...

Tarrant County Sheriff’s deputies believe the same suspect hit the same smoke shop twice in less than a week. The first time, on April 12, the suspect entered the smoke shop in the 11000 block ...

Security camera footage the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office sent to the state jail commission lacks the three minutes immediately preceding the medical emergency that resulted in the death of a ...