The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to reduce the speed limit on a portion of U.S. 75 Central Expressway, after NBC 5 Investigates shined a light on extreme speeds and speed-related crashes on that roadway.

KC Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice won’t face charges from person over alleged assault, Dallas police say

A special team of Dallas County prosecutors making the case against Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is using high-tech tools to collect data from cars, and even mobile phones, to gather evidence.

A special team of Dallas County prosecutors making the case against Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is using high-tech tools to collect data from cars, and even mobile phones, to gather evidence.

A Dallas Police crash report obtained by NBC 5 Investigates details the chain-reaction series of events that investigators say triggered the freeway car crash involving Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice and SMU defensive back Teddy Knox. Senior investigative reporter Scott Friedman has the new information, which provides the most detailed description yet of how the crash unfolded.

A Dallas Police Department crash report obtained by NBC 5 Investigates details the chain-reaction series of events that, investigators say, triggered the freeway car crash involving Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice and SMU defensive back Teddy Knox.

The Kansas City Chiefs coach and crash addressed the recent crash involving wide receiver Rashee Rice and SMU cornerback Theodore “Teddy” Knox.

Two Dallas residents are suing Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice and SMU cornerback Theodore “Teddy” Knox in connection with a multivehicle crash last month that injured them and at least five others.

Rashee Rice surrendered to police in Glenn Heights on Thursday and is free after posting bond. NBC 5’s Larry Collins has the details. 

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice was driving a Lamborghini SUV at 119 mph in the moments before he caused a multivehicle crash along Central Expressway last month that injured at least four people, according to an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by The Dallas Morning News.