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Some school districts in North Texas aren't taking any chances and are canceling activities for Wednesday evening ahead of a round of storms that could possibly be severe.
In light of the possibility of severe storms in North Texas Wednesday, Southwest and American airlines are limiting their operations in the evening due to the chance of bad weather.
A teenager who came forward as the mother of a newborn found buried in a flowerpot in a Carrollton cemetery was charged with capital murder in the baby girl's death.
Fentanyl-related deaths have skyrocketed in West Virginia even as prescription-related opioid deaths declined, according to a new study.
A young cancer patient paid it forward Wednesday and made some special deliveries to sick kids hospitalized at Children's Medical Center Plano.
Authorities in southwestern Michigan are urging residents to be vigilant after razor blades were found inside gas pump handles.
A Maryland man kicked a puppy to death while it was tied to a fence had urinated on his couch, according to court records.
As storms roll into North Texas Wednesday -- some possibly severe -- residents are looking to get ahead by preparing for any chance of damage to their homes.
The Dallas-based luxury retailer said Wednesday it has acquired a minority stake in Fashionphile LLC, an online seller of preowned accessories.
Beyoncé has surprised her fans by releasing a soundtrack to her Netflix documentary "Homecoming."
Three people are dead after an early morning crash in Dallas involving a passenger car and a semi tractor-trailer.
Police in Fort Worth are looking for a suspect who, they say, had a gun and forced a man to withdraw money from an ATM to steal it.
An Ohio diner faces animal cruelty charges after he allegedly used a pet iguana as a weapon inside a restaurant, authorities said.
Two Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavors are being recalled because the products may contain tree nuts.
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