Colleyville

On January 15, 2022, a gunman took four people hostage inside Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville. A year later, two of the hostages reflect on how their lives have changed, and what needs to be done to fight the rise in antisemitism in the U.S.

Police are investigating the distribution of antisemitic flyers just a month after a gunman took worshippers hostage in a synagogue. Similar materials have been dropped in driveways across the U.S.

The North Texas Rabbi asked House members to invest in more security funding for houses of worship.

Dallas nonprofit Our Calling was one of two organizations that sheltered Malik Faisal Akram in January. More than a week later, it realized Akram was the hostage-taker at the center of the Colleyville crisis.

The rabbi who was one of the hostages says he's grateful for the outcome.

In an interview with CBS This Morning, Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker talked about the 11-hour hostage ordeal he and members of his congregation survived.

Officials say there is no indication of any ongoing threat to the community.

Starting Tuesday, the mayor of Colleyville said residents can attend churches and other places of worship so long as social distancing guidelines are…