Everything is bigger in Texas, and so are the Wreckin' Ball's helmets
Gregg Wilson is also known as Wreckin' Ball for wearing huge helmets to Dallas Cowboys games. Watch how this fan takes game days to a new level.
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Gregg Wilson is also known as Wreckin' Ball for wearing huge helmets to Dallas Cowboys games. Watch how this fan takes game days to a new level.
The CBS News Texas I-Team asked experts, on a scale 1-10, what their confidence level is in the Texas power grid holding up in the next severe winter storm.
19-year-old Damariya Sowels is charged with tampering with physical evidence.
Our Canine Companion, Lonestar, is showing us all of the latest tricks he's been learning on his journey to becoming a service dog.
Here are some tips to prepare and stay safe when driving in wintery weather.
Thursday will start with temps in the 30s, with a breezy afternoon in the 60s. Parts of North Texas could see a few showers and thunderstorms in the evening, especially areas along and east of I-35 and I-35E.
Former President Donald Trump disregarded limits imposed by the judge overseeing his civil fraud trial in New York and addressed the court during closing arguments.
Some strong storms are possible overnight Thursday into Friday before Arctic air arrives this weekend and the potential for ice/snow Sunday night into Monday.
The investigation continues Wednesday into what caused an explosion at a downtown Fort Worth hotel two days ago.
Thieves are not stealing a victim's identity. They're stealing a vehicle's identity.
CBS News Texas' Keith Russell gives his advice on how to show your Cowboys' fandom without breaking the bank.
The State Department recently said the U.S. made a "significant" proposal for the release of Americans Paul Whelan and Evan Gershkovich that was rejected by Russia.
The NFL calls this Super Wild Card Weekend. And, it certainly is wild how the matchups fell right into place.
With the streets around the Sandman Hotel still blocked off, small businesses in the area are being impacted.
A judge handed down a total of 35 years on Wednesday in the drug conspiracy case that claimed the lives of three teenage girls in North Texas.
