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It looks like something out of a horror or sci-fi movie, but it's just another normal day when temperatures dip below freezing in North Texas and flames seem to shoot from train tracks.
A rare yellow lobster caught off Maine has a new home and a perfect name.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said Tuesday, he decided before this season began not to play the national anthem before the team's home games.
Denton County canceled its second-dose clinic scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 11 at Texas Motor Speedway due to potentially icy roads.
"We will see a good chance of freezing drizzle and light freezing rain in the advisory area and icing possible on elevated surfaces/bridges/overpasses," said CBS 11 Chief Meteorologist Scott Padgett.
An apparent IRS computer glitch resulted in the wrong message being sent out to thousands of taxpayers who are awaiting their $600 stimulus payment.
Dallas County Health and Human Services reported 1,303 additional positive cases of COVID-19 in Dallas County on Tuesday.
Six Republicans joined Democrats in the U.S. Senate in voting the impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump is constitutional and should move forward.
"The Fort Worth Police Department holds every officer to a very high standard and any comment, post, or any communication which is racially insensitive and unprofessional will not be condoned," the department said.
It's double, double the joy for identical twins Kehinde Adedayo and Taiwo Aluko who gave birth - nearly 48 hours apart – at the same North Texas hospital.
After 30 years, a Hunt County woman is finally getting the answers she's been looking for in her sister's missing persons case.
The line at the drive-thru site stretched several city blocks, but it was a vastly improved operation compared to last week. Hundreds of people were turned away after waiting in line for hours.
A Texas lawyer had the internet purring after accidentally appearing in front of a judge on Zoom — as a cat.
While a formal cause of death has not been confirmed, his lawyer Jeremy Schepers said hospital records "indicate that COVID-19 is the presumed, but as of yet unconfirmed, cause of death."
The Denver Police Department is giving a big shout out to 17-year-old Reilly. She's a high school student who made a class project of collecting feminine hygiene products to distribute to women experiencing homelessness.
