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In an NBC 5 Investigates exclusive, White House FIFA Chief Andrew Giuliani details World Cup security planning in Dallas ...

With the World Cup days away, local and federal law enforcement officials are sharing new details about security plans affecting communities across North Texas.

New numbers show fewer than 20,000 people have applied for expedited U.S. visas through a special FIFA program, raising questions about whether some foreign visitors may be reluctant to come to the U.S. for the World Cup.

Draft FIFA documents show where security perimeters and street closures could hit Dallas, Fair Park, Arlington and near DFW Airport this summer.

Officials expect millions of travelers during the World Cup, but TSA staffing losses left "critical gaps." Here is what airports are saying.

NBC 5 Investigates found some departments can detect drones, but many lack the equipment training or authorization to take down a hostile drone.

Drones are a growing concern around packed stadiums. See what NBC 5 Investigates found at a counter-drone testing site in Oklahoma.

New data shows ICE is flying thousands of detainees across state lines, with Texas a top destination. But why Texas?

NBC 5 Investigates found fire trucks at DFW Airport and Love Field lack location transponders. Both airports say they are working to add them.