A lawsuit filed by the family of Anthony Johnson Jr. has been dismissed, according to the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office.

A federal judge dismissed the claims against Tarrant County and six of the named jailers, but nine defendants remain.

Washington said the sheriff’s statement shows that he is “out of touch” with reality and reiterated calls for the release of the full video of Johnson’s death.

A judge dismissed Tarrant County and six other defendants from a civil suit over the death of an inmate at the Tarrant County ...

This is not going to change nothing,” said Daryl Washington, the attorney for Johnson’s family. “It doesn’t change the fact ...

One Tarrant County food establishment was temporarily closed due to health violations. Roaches and rodent droppings were ...

A district court judge dismissed a lawsuit from the family of a man who died in the Tarrant County jail last year.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office seems confused about who’s responsible for the unacceptable threats against county ...

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office says an inmate died after an attempted suicide over the weekend. According to the sheriff ...

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office has notified the public of the year’s first in-custody death at the county jail after an ...

Families allege trucking industry loopholes and FedEx’s lack of oversight led to two deaths in the largest chain-reaction ...

TARRANT COUNTY, Texas — U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor on Friday dismissed claims against Tarrant County in a civil ...