Backup Camera Issue Leads To Recall Of 365K Fiat Chrysler Cars, Truck, SUVs And Vans
Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 350K vehicles because the rear view camera image can stay illuminated longer than allowed.
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Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 350K vehicles because the rear view camera image can stay illuminated longer than allowed.
In today's Ones For Texas, Tammie Zylman, a science teacher at Mabank Junior High School, is using her singing to keep her students inspired as they learn online.
Some jobless Americans will start seeing heftier unemployment checks as soon as this week, but it all depends on where you live.
A suspect is being sought after a woman was killed in a drive-by shooting in Dallas early Wednesday morning, police said.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins says the federal government was planning to pull its funding for drive-thru coronavirus testing sites after April 10, but has now agreed to continue.
The Social House in Fort Worth is normally a restaurant, but during the coronavirus pandemic it's become a market filled with fresh meat, produce and household necessities.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he's committed to defending the state's near-total ban on abortion all the way to the Supreme Court.
Despite some of his initial concerns, Judge Jenkins said he voted with the four Commissioners to limit some of his authority because it still allowed to him to keep people safe.
Jonathan Alexander Gonzalez-Rosales, 25, is in the U.S. illegally and an active member of the 18th Street Gang, a transnational criminal organization, ICE explained in a news release.
It all started when the suspect, Jeffrey Smith, who had been sleeping on the property was asked to leave.
Across North Texas, the nation and the world, the comfort of tradition, the joy of celebrations are all sidelined by an invisible enemy.
The employee is a member of the transportation team at the Food Bank ad was last onsite on Friday, March 27.
The Dallas area has been waiting months for millions of dollars in aid after the tornadoes ravaged through North Texas and destroyed many homes, businesses and schools.
Anyone who is healthy and has not shown symptoms of COVID-19 in at least seven days can take the test.
As millions of Americans remain under stay-at-home orders, several auto insurance companies have vowed to issue refunds to customers.
