Rain, rain won't go away for World Series
Grab the rain gear if you are headed out to the game tonight showers and a few storms will be increasing in coverage as we get closer to first pitch.
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Grab the rain gear if you are headed out to the game tonight showers and a few storms will be increasing in coverage as we get closer to first pitch.
Here are a few of the storylines that make this one of the most compelling World Series matchups in a long time.
New York Rep. George Santos is accused of racking up thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges on his campaign donors' credit cards.
From traffic safety to candy consumption, here are ways to make sure your Halloween is all treats — no tricks.
Authorities pressed their manhunt for Robert Card, the suspect in the shooting that killed 18 people and injured 13 more at a restaurant and bowling alley in Lewiston, Maine.
Following a $70 million renovation, Dallas' iconic Fountain Place tower in downtown is preparing to introduce a unique take aimed at enriching the office environment.
Former Texas Rangers pitcher Derek Holland has joined CBS News Texas as an analyst for its 2023 World Series coverage.
Standing water remains around the sides of the interstate, between Crosby and Belt Line roads.
GM said Tuesday that it's losing about $200 million per week due to the strike, which this week hit the highly profitable factory in Arlington.
This will be Bush's fourth World Series ceremonial first pitch but his first before an opener.
At varsity football games this Thursday and Friday, school districts across Texas will be passing out a prevention playbook to educate people about the dangers of misusing prescription drugs.
It has been a meteoric rise for both the Texas Rangers and the Arizona Diamondbacks and fans are taking Game 1 of the World Series seriously.
One of Governor Greg Abbott's top legislative priorities during the third special session may not cross the political finish line.
Mayor Blake Margolis posted on X stating the crash occurred in a field off of 7100 Liberty Grove Rd.
Fentanyl is so pervasive and deadly—killing more than a thousand Texans a year—that it has changed how police investigate overdoses.
