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With the country seemingly divided on so many issues – there's one that most Americans seem to agree on... Get rid of jumping back and forth between standard and daylight-saving time. Just pick one.
The Daily Show correspondent discusses her special on the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Days before the election Walmart has pulled guns and ammunition from the sales floors of its U.S. stores. The company said it made the move in hopes of keeping firearms from being stolen if social unrest erupts.
It has truly been a political record breaking year in Texas. With one day still left in early voting, Texans have already cast more ballots in the presidential election than they did during all of 2016.
After saying it expects to slash some 1,900 jobs, Irving-based Exxon Mobil announced a loss of $680 million in the third quarter.
The last day of Early Voting is traditionally very busy, so voters across North Texas have again started lining up to beat the deadline and cast their ballot.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton tweeted that County Judge Ricardo Samaniego "has no authority to shut down businesses in El Paso County."
Temperatures across North Texas are expected in the 30s and low 40s, but a few counties could see temperatures hover a little closer to that freezing mark.
The Rowlett man accused of shooting, then stabbing to death the mother of his child is back in the Carrollton City Jail Thursday, Oct. 29 on a federal charge.
Sen. Cornyn is leading Democratic challenger MJ Hegar in the Real Clear Politics average of polls by 7.5 percentage points.
COVID-19 has increased demand for services for SafeHaven and many other North Texas nonprofits, but has made typical fundraising efforts more difficult.
Over the last two days, ballot scanning machines have not been able to read about one in five ballots, according to elections administrator Heider Garcia.
Much like the divisive "Is a hot dog a sandwich?" debate, defining a dumpling can be contentious. Around the globe you'll find a rich diversity of offerings that carry the label—stuffed or whole, pasta or pastry, steamed or fried, savory or sweet, the variations are seemingly endless.
Officers got the call just before 5:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29 at a home in the 7700 block of Castillo Road near Patino Road.
The buildings may be dark, but local artists continue to find ways to express their craft and connect our communities.
