Eric Johnson

Eric Johnson, 39, was arrested by La Porte police for the 2012 murder of 16-month-old Shawn McCloskey. The arrest occurred after a 'Texas Solves' workshop, according to officials.

Eric Johnson was arrested by La Porte police for the 2012 murder of 16-month-old Shawn McCloskey. The arrest followed a 'Texas Solves' workshop aimed at cold case investigations.

Eric Johnson, 39, was arrested by La Porte police for the 2012 murder of 16-month-old Shawn McCloskey. The arrest occurred after a 'Texas Solves' workshop, according to officials.

Eric Johnson, 39, was arrested by La Porte police for the 2012 murder of 16-month-old Shawn McCloskey following a 'Texas Solves' workshop, according to officials.

Former DISD chief Hinojosa has entered the 2027 Dallas mayoral race, becoming the first candidate to declare. The race is expected to be competitive as it seeks to replace Eric Johnson.

Hagen’s Fish Market in Portage Park is celebrating its 80th anniversary as the fourth generation, led by Eric Johnson, takes over. The family-owned business has maintained its commitment to quality fish and features one of Chicago's last natural hardwood smokehouses.

Politicians in Dallas faced backlash for attending a World Cup match instead of a budget session, leading to a meeting being cut short due to a quorum issue. Mayor Eric Johnson was booed at a Fan Fest event, and taxpayers covered transportation costs for the council members.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has called a special City Council meeting to vote on whether to vacate Dallas City Hall. The meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson criticizes New York City's leadership for punishing success and pitches Texas as a hub for financial firms, citing lower taxes and fewer regulations. This comes as several financial companies have expanded operations in Texas, drawn by its business-friendly environment. The trend may redraw the map of American finance, influencing job creation and investment.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson criticizes New York City's leadership for punishing success, while pitching Texas as a hub for financial firms. The mayor argues that Dallas welcomes successful companies, unlike New York City. This comes as several financial firms have expanded operations in Texas due to lower taxes and fewer regulations.