Photo Of Texas 5-Year-Old With Birth Dad And 'Bonus Dad' Goes Viral
Some Texas grown ups -- and little ones -- are winning at the definition of co-parenting and now the world is loving it after a special daddy-daughter dance pic went viral.
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Some Texas grown ups -- and little ones -- are winning at the definition of co-parenting and now the world is loving it after a special daddy-daughter dance pic went viral.
A Texas man with no known ties to a South Dakota veterans home has given the facility $1 million.
Would you wipe your nose with a contaminated tissue –on purpose—to give yourself a cold? That's the basis of a new product that claims to offer a different type of immunity this cold and flu season.
A Mansfield resident has claimed a $1 million prize in the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game.
Walker, Texas Ranger is looking to set a world record in the Lone Star State.
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines says it has lost $10 million to $15 million so far from the partial government shutdown but reported a stronger fourth-quarter profit than analysts had expected.
General Mills says it discovered salmonella during a sampling of some unbleached flour, but has not received "any direct consumer reports of confirmed illnesses."
The driver plowed into a vacant house in the 11000 block of McCree Road, near Interstate-635.
"They slammed into something. I thought it was my mom," Hannah said. "I saw them just jump out of the car and I'm thinking, 'why is my mom jumping out of the car?' And so I jumped out, too and I went too and I was like mom, what are you doing?"
Thomas Ruiz missed his mortgage payment this month. Unless the government shutdown ends soon, this furloughed father of four will miss February's payment, too.
Lt. Gov.Patrick made his comments during a one-on-one interview with CBS 11 at his office in the Texas Capitol Wednesday afternoon.
Fort Worth firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide leak at the Venus Nail Spa in the 4800 block of Overton Ridge Blvd Tuesday afternoon.
Her death was ruled accident as there was no trauma or evidence of foul play.
Trisha Ruiz said she agreed to move to a more rural setting in North Texas on two conditions: She'd be able to drive to a Whataburger and could have chickens.
As the shutdown showdown drags on, the faith community is stepping up to support furloughed workers.
