Cheers Texas! Sunday Beer And Wine Now For Sale Starting At 10 A.M.
Just in time for Labor Day weekend, grocery stores selling beer and wine can offer it before noon.
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Eat Local, Support The Service Industry This Weekend At EAT. DRINK. COWTOWN.
Sometimes with all the added stress of the pandemic, all you need is a glass of wine or extra helping of comfort food.
Citing Concerns Over Coronavirus Spread Officials Cancel The 34th Annual GrapeFest
Another North Texas tradition has fallen victim to the novel coronavirus. On Monday officials announced that the 34th Annual GrapeFest has been cancelled.
Pinkies Up! Southwest Airlines Extends Drink Coupons Expiration Through 2020
After temporarily discontinuing inflight beverage and snack service in response to COVID-19 concerns, many Southwest Airlines customers were worried their drink coupons would expire before they had a chance to use them.
Intoxicated Boyfriend Tracks Down Girlfriend Arrested For DWI, Ends Up In Jail Too
An Arlington couple both ended up in jail for DWI charges in two separate cases just hours apart Thursday morning.
Woman On The Run After Allegedly Killing Wife With Wine Chiller Arrested In Texas
After allegedly killing her wife with a wine chiller a New Jersey woman went on the run and traveled some 1,600 miles to Texas.
Show Of Solidarity: Texas Bar Trade Group Proposes 'Soft Launch' Closed To Public
The goal is to implement the ten guidelines the Texas Bar and Nightclub Alliance has already issued to the government and prove their readiness to open.
Coronavirus In Texas: Whole Foods To Offer Free, Disposable Masks For Customers
Within the next week, Whole Foods will offer free disposable masks to all customers.
Dry January - Cutting Alcohol For 30 Days Can Improve Overall Health
If you didn't hop onto the Dry January band-wagon, that's ok! You can do it any month and it can have a myriad of health benefits.
Dallas Dining Classic, The Grape On Lower Greenville Closing
The consistently applauded, award-winning restaurant will close after the dinner service on Wednesday, October 9th.
Texas A&M Expands Alcohol Availability During Aggie Football Games At Kyle Field
The decision allows the sale of beer and wine in public areas, instead of just in private suites and clubs, during football games.
Park & Palate Happening At Klyde Warren Park This Weekend
Park & Palate -- the annual fundraising event for Klyde Warren Park -- happens this weekend.
Fort Worth Gets A Dog Park And Beer Garden
The new spot, which offers an off-leash dog park that your dog can roam while you eat and drink.
New Global Study Says There's "No Safe Level Of Alcohol"
A new report, that looked at data on 28 million people worldwide, warns that the harms of alcohol greatly outweigh any potential beneficial effects.
DA: Teen Driver In Fatal Texas Crash Drank Bottle Of Mad Dog
Prosecutors say a 17-year-old driver drank a whole bottle of wine before splitting his car in two, killing his two other teens.
The World's Wine Industry Is Adapting To Climate Change
From South Africa's drought-stricken vineyards, to France's noble chateaus, to sunny vineyards in Australia and California, growers and winemakers say they are seeing the effects of climate change.
Stephen Colbert & James Comey Talk Trump & Russia Over Pinot Noir
Former FBI director James Comey sat down with Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show" on Tuesday for a wide-ranging interview that touched on President Trump and the Russia investigation.
Couple Gives Teachers Wine With Their Son's Picture For Christmas
Saying their son's teachers deserve more than a coffee mug for Christmas, an Ohio couple decided to give them bottles of wine with the child's picture on the label.
Archeologists Discover Wine From 6000 BC
Archaeologists in Georgia uncovered a discovery that shows the earliest evidence of domesticated grapes.
Unique Orange Wine Creating Buzz In Trendy, Sophisticated Circles
Lighter than red wines and earthier than white wines, orange wines have created a buzz. And winemakers like how the skin-fermented wines introduce more complex flavors to the bottle.
Cali Wine Country Wildfires May Burn Business For Texas Wineries
Wildfires burning 1,500 miles away in Northern California could soon impact wineries and vineyards in Texas.
A Cigarette, A Car Backfire: Small Sparks Can Make Big Fires
A carelessly discarded cigarette, a downed power line, a car's backfire or a chainsaw's pull. Just about anything could have started any one of the wildfires now tearing through Northern California.
Smoke, Wildfires Damage California's Famed Wine Country
Workers in Northern California's renowned wine country picked through charred debris and plotted what to do with pricey grapes after wildfires swept through lush vineyards, destroying at least two wineries and damaging many others.
DFW Restaurant Week Food And Wine Night
DFW Restaurant week kicks off in grand fashion with a night of music, food, wine and more at the DFW Restaurant Week Food & Wine Night Presented by your Metroplex Cadillac dealers.
DFW Restaurant Week Wine Walk
Enjoy an evening of wine tasting and strolling through the beautiful grounds of Fair Park. Sample a fine array of red and white wines from pour station activities throughout.
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Parents, teachers criticize Texas proposal to teach slavery was 'involuntary relocation'
Slavery has been called America's "original sin" - dehumanizing, horrific. So why is the Texas State Board of Education looking for a different word to describe it?
Protect pets, remain mindful of veterans with PTSD this Fourth of July
Many groups are urging people to be mindful of others this Fourth of July as fireworks can be a trigger for many.
The Colony man arrested for terroristic threat against Supreme Court
Mikeal Deshawn Archambault tweeted he was going to kill the justices after their decision in the Dobbs case last week.
Reproductive rights organizations vow long-term legal fight against abortion bans in Texas
Various abortion rights organizations and providers say they're no longer playing legal defense, and instead are going on offense.
Inflation hits Fourth of July as fireworks prices rise over 25%
Retailers said they are trying to hold prices down, and selling some items below cost to keep customers coming, but have seen their own costs more than double in some cases.
Texas inmate asks to delay execution for kidney donation
A Texas inmate who is set to be put to death in less than two weeks asked that his execution be delayed so he can donate a kidney.
Spring 2022 STAAR test results for younger students now available
STAAR test results for students in grades three through eight are in, and students across Texas surpassed pre-pandemic levels.
Teen killed, woman injured in Dallas apartment shooting
Dallas police are investigating after a shooting at an apartment complex left a teen dead and another woman injured.
Feds propose $400K in fines after worker allegedly injured at Sulphur Springs concrete plant
According to a US Department of Labor spokesperson, on January 3, 2022, a worker at Armorock LLC's Sulphur Springs facility was seriously injured after being struck by a large mold.
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Parents, teachers criticize Texas proposal to teach slavery was 'involuntary relocation'
Slavery has been called America's "original sin" - dehumanizing, horrific. So why is the Texas State Board of Education looking for a different word to describe it?
Protect pets, remain mindful of veterans with PTSD this Fourth of July
Many groups are urging people to be mindful of others this Fourth of July as fireworks can be a trigger for many.
The Colony man arrested for terroristic threat against Supreme Court
Mikeal Deshawn Archambault tweeted he was going to kill the justices after their decision in the Dobbs case last week.
Reproductive rights organizations vow long-term legal fight against abortion bans in Texas
Various abortion rights organizations and providers say they're no longer playing legal defense, and instead are going on offense.
Inflation hits Fourth of July as fireworks prices rise over 25%
Retailers said they are trying to hold prices down, and selling some items below cost to keep customers coming, but have seen their own costs more than double in some cases.
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Black and Hispanic murders are less likely to be solved | The reasons why are complicated
New research by the CBS News Innovation Lab shows the likelihood of a murder being solved in the US is significantly lower when the victims are Black or Hispanic.
Churches cancel Christian day-camp as old allegations surface again
Pastor Doug Page of First Baptist Grapevine cancelled the camp about one week before it was set to begin for about 200-children in his congregation and the neighborhood.
21-story apartment tower to go up where 2017 condo fire took place
The site of Dallas' biggest fire is now a giant crater.
I-Team: Reports find scam callers target Texas, specifically Dallas-Fort Worth
If you live in Texas, you're more likely to get these calls than any other state. If you live in the 214- or 817- area codes, you live in one of the most targeted metro areas in the country.
Feds 'very concerned' about explosion of handgun switches made in North Texas
In the past six months, federal investigators said they have seen an explosion of handgun switches in North Texas.
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Reproductive rights organizations vow long-term legal fight against abortion bans in Texas
Various abortion rights organizations and providers say they're no longer playing legal defense, and instead are going on offense.
Shifting abortion laws cause confusion for patients, clinics
The legal wrangling is almost certain to continue to cause chaos for Americans seeking abortions in the near future.
Biden Administration to end 'Remain in Mexico' policy
The Supreme Court ruled it properly ended the Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" policy, ultimately ruling the decision did not violate a 1996 migrant detention law.
CBS News poll looks into Texas Gubernatorial race, gun laws, and immigration
A new poll from CBS News and YouGov looked at an array of issues and subjects surrounding the state of Texas. Jack Fink broke down the results with the Director of Surveys for CBS News, Anthony Salvanto
CBS News poll: Governor Greg Abbott leads Democrat Beto O'Rourke 49%-41%
A new CBS News-YouGov Texas poll conducted for CBS DFW found Governor Greg Abbott has an eight-percentage point lead over Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke.
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Consumer advocate talks pros, cons of electric vehicles
Everyone is looking for ways to save at the pump, but have you ever thought about ditching gas altogether?
Jungle Jumparoo toy recalled for violating federal lead content ban
The recalled toys were sold online at Amazon, Bed Bath and Beyond, Fun and Function, JungleJump, The Grommet Flaghouse, and Wayfair.
Gas prices across Texas break new records overnight
Brace yourself! According to AAA, the current price per gallon in the Lone Star State is $4.34... but it's higher in DFW.
'Great Reshuffling' played huge role in pushing home prices up
Researchers found that cities that already had a large share of remote workers before the pandemic tended to attract even more after the pandemic shutdowns.
AAA says gas prices are record breaking this Memorial Day weekend
As we head into Memorial Day weekend, experts say it's best to get out the door early, and if you can't, you can end up doubling your travel time.
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Shifting abortion laws cause confusion for patients, clinics
The legal wrangling is almost certain to continue to cause chaos for Americans seeking abortions in the near future.
State and local health departments say monkeypox is being spread within Texas
There have been a total of 12 monkeypox cases identified in Texas residents. Three of those patients said they did not travel out of state when they were exposed to monkeypox.
Confusion, fear despite judge blocking Texas abortion ban
For rape survivors, to a woman recently diagnosed with advanced cancer and in her first trimester, the fear is real.
How victims of domestic abuse are impacted by Roe v Wade overturn
Advocates for survivors of domestic violence say limiting access to safe, legal abortions will have devastating consequences for those suffering abuse.
Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade opens gates for wave of litigation
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision Friday to end constitutional protections for abortion opened the gates for a wave of litigation from all sides.
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Feds propose $400K in fines after worker allegedly injured at Sulphur Springs concrete plant
According to a US Department of Labor spokesperson, on January 3, 2022, a worker at Armorock LLC's Sulphur Springs facility was seriously injured after being struck by a large mold.
Consumer advocate talks pros, cons of electric vehicles
Everyone is looking for ways to save at the pump, but have you ever thought about ditching gas altogether?
Jungle Jumparoo toy recalled for violating federal lead content ban
The recalled toys were sold online at Amazon, Bed Bath and Beyond, Fun and Function, JungleJump, The Grommet Flaghouse, and Wayfair.
American Airlines gives rosier outlook for summer revenue
American said revenue per seat will jump by up to 22% compared with 2019, easily beating an earlier forecast of up 14% to 16%.
Gas prices across Texas break new records overnight
Brace yourself! According to AAA, the current price per gallon in the Lone Star State is $4.34... but it's higher in DFW.
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Cowboys help teen's dream come true with new prosthetics
"I always had a dream that I could run, jump, and play with friends and family," 14-year-old Lilly Biagini said. "Today is a dream come true."
Greinke sharp in 500th career start, Royals beat Rangers 2-1
Next up, the Rangers have a three-game series with the New York Mets.
WNBA star Brittney Griner ordered to trial Friday in Russia
Brittney Griner was ordered to stand trial Friday by a court near Moscow on cannabis possession charges, about 4 1/2 months after her arrest at an airport.
Rangers beat Phillies for 9th time in row with 4-2 victory
Brad Miller hit a two-run single against his former team and the Texas Rangers beat the Philadelphia Phillies for the ninth time in a row, 4-2 on Wednesday to hand Zack Wheeler his first loss in two months.
Stars name Pete DeBoer as new head coach
The Dallas Stars named Pete DeBoer as the team's head coach on Tuesday. This comes after DeBoer was fired from coaching the Las Vegas Knights on May 16.
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Charges against Dallas rapper Yella Beezy dismissed
Two charges of sexual assault and child endangerment or abandonment against Dallas rapper Yella Beezy were dismissed.
Tony Awards 2022: Complete list of nominees and winners
Jennifer Hudson, who produced the Best Musical winner "A Strange Loop," became the 17th ever EGOT winner.
Country music singer Toby Keith announces he has stomach cancer
Keith, an eight-time Country Music Awards winner, delivered the news to his fans on his Instagram page on Sunday, emphasizing that he is going to take a break from performing to spend more time with his family.
New statue in McKinney will commemorate 50th anniversary of 'Benji'
McKinney has signed a contract for a statue that will commemorate the upcoming 50th anniversary of the movie "Benji."
Texas drama teacher set to get special Tony Award
Roshunda Jones-Koumba will receive the 2022 Excellence in Theatre Education Award at the Tony Awards.
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Rain unlikely for most North Texans this July 4th weekend
The best chances for rain will be south of I-20, but most of the area will probably stay dry.
Inflation hits Fourth of July as fireworks prices rise over 25%
Retailers said they are trying to hold prices down, and selling some items below cost to keep customers coming, but have seen their own costs more than double in some cases.
Drivers run into trouble on North Texas roads ahead of July 4th
NTTA drivers, who spend their days helping drivers in need, said blowouts are already happening thanks to the heat and low tire pressure.
Some Texas educators propose teaching second graders slavery was 'involuntary relocation'
A group of Texas educators has proposed teaching second grade students that slavery was "involuntary relocation."
Protect pets, remain mindful of veterans with PTSD this Fourth of July
Fireworks are fun and exciting for many, but there are some in the community, pets included that may struggle.
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Victims of Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas
On May 24, 2022 nineteen children and two teachers were killed in Uvalde, Texas, after a teenaged gunman barricaded himself in a 4th grade classroom and opened fire.
Uvalde School Shooting: The Aftermath of Tragedy
Following the tragic shooting deaths of 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School, the Uvalde community is grappling to find answers and understanding.
CBS 11 Bike To Work Week!
CBS 11 staffers took the roads early morning May 20 for Bike to Work Week! Want to be featured on air or online? Share your photos of you biking to work using #CBS11BiketoWork on social media!
Easter bunny hops into Cook Children's NICU
All dressed up for their first Easter, these precious snuggle bunnies are ready for the holiday weekend.
March 14 Fannin County Storm Damage Near Leonard, Texas
The storm that moved through North Texas on the evening of March 14 was fast-moving but left a lot of damage behind in some places. Here are images from Fannin County, west of the town of Leonard, where many believe a tornado touched down.
