This week on the channel +7.4M views this week

Deep Ellum witnesses recount a chaotic night for CBS TEXAS

Briseida Holguin's report pairs cellphone footage with a bar manager's account of bringing a woman inside to safety.

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CBS TEXAS Story of November 7, 2026Trari Newsroom

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Video shows people scrambling after 4 killed, 15 hurt in Deep Ellum shootings

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0:00The anchor reports four deaths and 15 injuries across three separate Deep Ellum shootings.
0:54Cellphone footage shows crowds running as bar manager Thomas Jennings describes hearing rapid gunfire.
1:08A map locates the shootings; Jennings recounts bringing a woman inside and locking the door.
1:42Police Chief Daniel Comeaux says arrests have been made and asks the public to submit video.
3:02The anchor announces community listening sessions organized by the Deep Ellum Foundation.

Thomas Jennings was cleaning barware when he looked up and saw people ducking and running outside. The St. Pete's Dancing Marlin manager brought a woman inside and locked the door, a moment at the center of CBS TEXAS's most-watched new report of the week.

Briseida Holguin's reporting follows three separate shootings in Deep Ellum that left four people dead and at least 15 injured. Cellphone footage shows crowds scrambling through the streets; a map places the shootings along Elm, Main and Commerce. Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux says arrests have been made and asks anyone with video to share it, even if it appears to show little. The report reached roughly 573,000 views, most of them in its opening day.

Across 46 uploads, the station also carried the ninth day of Yella Beezy's capital murder trial and examined the consequences of Democrats taking control of Congress. That congressional report has the strongest daily momentum among the channel's highlighted uploads, alongside newly presented trial footage and Ted Cruz's criticism of Trump's tariffs and the length of the Iran war.

CBS TEXAS collected about 7.4 million views over the week, the largest weekly total among its nearby local-news peers, with WUSA9 close in scale. Subscribers increased too, while daily viewing is now running at nearly twice the station's usual pace. Its week connected national political change with detailed reporting from Dallas streets and courtrooms.