Self-driving 18-wheelers being tested on North Texas roads
CBS News Texas was allowed to ride on one of Aurora's test drives with two operators whose only job is to make sure the self-driving truck does its job.
North Texas drivers express concerns over self-driving 18-wheelers
Self-driving 18-wheelers have longtime truckers worried about their livelihood and others concerned that the technology needs more testing to make sure the public is safe.
North Texas leaders help educate community on eclipse safety
As millions prepare for the upcoming totality, some North Texas leaders worry that many may not be prepared.
Large eclipse-watching crowds could effectively shut down Ennis: Officials
Thursday night, the city's leaders met with residents and business owners to discuss plans to handle the staggering number of visitors expected to come to view the April 8 total solar eclipse.
North Texas city adopts new location identification app for emergencies
The new system helps detect where a person is calling from to almost an exact location.
1,000+ pieces of Hollywood history are up for grabs in North Texas
A big batch of Hollywood history is making history of another kind at Heritage Auctions.
Flower Mound neighborhood says Oncor went too far with tree-trimming, causing "irreparable damage"
Residents in the Lost Canyon neighborhood say a more appropriate name for it now may be "Lost Trees."
Woman suing Dak Prescott over alleged 2017 assault files $1M civil suit against Cowboys QB
It's the latest legal move in a case that has already seen Prescott file a suit against the accuser alleging extortion.
Paul Alexander, 78-year-old Dallas man who lived in an iron lung for most of his life, dies
The North Texas man is being remembered across the world for his inspirational story of resilience, after living in an iron lung for more than 70 years after contracting polio.
An old crime with a new spin is on the rise in North Texas
Dallas Police say they have already had seven jugging attacks in 2024.
Victims of road rage violence in North Texas call for justice
"It was like, he was bent on, if not killing us, at least doing some kind of damage."
Army combat veteran targeted in Fort Worth road rage
"As soon as I pulled up next to him, he was holding a firearm out of the window," said the victim, who did not want to be identified.
Future of Dallas to Houston high-speed train may be derailed
"I think the project as proposed is largely missing the mark."
Flower Mound trees are vanishing in a construction nightmare
They were told it was just some tree trimming.
Convicted murderer Ivan Cantu executed in Texas
Cantu was convicted of murdering two people in Collin County in 2000 despite a lot of influential voices claiming he was not guilty.