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Tractor-trailer carrying migrants in San Antonio may have been cloned
Investigations
Group home at center of Gilbert murder investigation fights to keep license to operate
In episode six of Locked Inside, suspect Christopher Lambeth faces a new, violent charge and some changes made after the group home murder aren't going as planned.
Local News
Feds: Michigan man sold marijuana at home from a vending machine
A man told investigators that he was making $2,000 a day selling marijuana from a vending machine attached to his Michigan home, federal agents said.
Investigations
Colorado governor says state will review petition to transfer JonBenét Ramsey case away from Boulder PD
JonBenét's father John Ramsey told 9NEWS that he supports the petition.
Investigations
Homebuilders rip up contracts, then re-list homes for thousands more
Houston Better Business Bureau President Dan Parsons recommends hiring an attorney to look over the contract to spot any red flags.
Investigations
Watch: North Texas man, wife learns that he's not returning to prison for crime he didn't commit
Walter Roy spent almost three decades in prison for a shooting in Fort Worth. Prosecutors, witnesses and police agreed that he didn't do it.
Investigations
'He couldn't be trusted': A man was released early from Arizona State Hospital and is now accused of killing again
In chapter three of the 12 News Locked Inside podcast, the I-Team investigates several incidents of Guilty Except Insane convictions that ended deadly.
Investigations
Woman raised in Ukrainian orphanage gets visa to join sister in Texas
Nastya Boyd was adopted by a family in Pearland as a teenager. When war broke out in Ukraine, she was determined to go back to get her sister to safety.
Investigations
No sexual abuse or human trafficking | Texas Rangers clear Bastrop child center from allegations
The Texas Rangers wrote in a letter to Gov. Greg Abbott they found no evidence of sexual abuse or trafficking at The Refuge for DMST.
Investigations
Court records: 9 people may be connected to sex trafficking crimes at a child rehab center
On March 10, a federal judge talked with state investigators about their work and how they handled allegations against The Refuge for DMST.
Investigates
A year later, it's still a mystery why a Denton power plant was shut down during the 2021 February storm.
Denton says its natural gas was cut off, but the supplier says gas was available. Lack of clarity shows a need for more oversight, experts say.
Investigates
A year later, it's still a mystery why a Denton power plant was shut down during 2021 winter storm
Denton says its natural gas was cut off, but the supplier says gas was available. Lack of clarity shows a need for more oversight, experts say.
Investigations
Group home at center of Gilbert murder investigation fights to keep license to operate
In episode six of Locked Inside, suspect Christopher Lambeth faces a new, violent charge and some changes made after the group home murder aren't going as planned.
Local News
Feds: Michigan man sold marijuana at home from a vending machine
A man told investigators that he was making $2,000 a day selling marijuana from a vending machine attached to his Michigan home, federal agents said.
Investigations
Colorado governor says state will review petition to transfer JonBenét Ramsey case away from Boulder PD
JonBenét's father John Ramsey told 9NEWS that he supports the petition.
Investigations
Homebuilders rip up contracts, then re-list homes for thousands more
Houston Better Business Bureau President Dan Parsons recommends hiring an attorney to look over the contract to spot any red flags.
Investigations
Watch: North Texas man, wife learns that he's not returning to prison for crime he didn't commit
Walter Roy spent almost three decades in prison for a shooting in Fort Worth. Prosecutors, witnesses and police agreed that he didn't do it.
Investigations
'He couldn't be trusted': A man was released early from Arizona State Hospital and is now accused of killing again
In chapter three of the 12 News Locked Inside podcast, the I-Team investigates several incidents of Guilty Except Insane convictions that ended deadly.
Investigations
Woman raised in Ukrainian orphanage gets visa to join sister in Texas
Nastya Boyd was adopted by a family in Pearland as a teenager. When war broke out in Ukraine, she was determined to go back to get her sister to safety.
Investigations
No sexual abuse or human trafficking | Texas Rangers clear Bastrop child center from allegations
The Texas Rangers wrote in a letter to Gov. Greg Abbott they found no evidence of sexual abuse or trafficking at The Refuge for DMST.
Investigations
Court records: 9 people may be connected to sex trafficking crimes at a child rehab center
On March 10, a federal judge talked with state investigators about their work and how they handled allegations against The Refuge for DMST.
Investigates
A year later, it's still a mystery why a Denton power plant was shut down during the 2021 February storm.
Denton says its natural gas was cut off, but the supplier says gas was available. Lack of clarity shows a need for more oversight, experts say.
Investigates
A year later, it's still a mystery why a Denton power plant was shut down during 2021 winter storm
Denton says its natural gas was cut off, but the supplier says gas was available. Lack of clarity shows a need for more oversight, experts say.
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