Trump Bashes LeBron James On Twitter; First Lady Praises NBA Star
The first lady praised James for his work with children, even saying she is open to visiting the school for underprivileged children he founded in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.
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The first lady praised James for his work with children, even saying she is open to visiting the school for underprivileged children he founded in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.
Two patrons of chef Gordon Ramsay's newest restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip were taken to a hospital for treatment for injuries involving a drink.
A man was found dead and a 14-year-old girl was injured after a shooting at a Dallas apartment complex early Saturday morning.
The former mayor of Rowlett defended the city Friday, denying what he called "inflammatory" allegations in lawsuits filed this week by two former employees.
New signs were put up Friday that say scooters are no longer welcome on the popular trail.
Wildfires broke out across North Texas Friday afternoon with the largest being in Wise County.
"I combined the words no and profanity in order to make NoFanity, so it's kind of like a play on words there."
Willene Ritchie of Pilot Point says she hopes her uncle's, Army Cpl. Andrew Tischler, remains are among those inside the 55 boxes returned from North Korea and now being tested by the U.S. military in Hawaii.
Fort Worth pastor called for police to release video of events leading to the death of a man in custody.
McKinney ISD will look to still open the doors to its new, $70-million stadium in August despite the fact major cracks were found in its concrete.
As crews in Irving are still removing some of the cars inside a now-collapsed parking garage, two women recall being inside the garage when it started falling apart.
Firefighters are calling the blaze the Barclay fire and it's happening near CR 2391 and Old Decatur Road in an area impacted by drought.
In a video, police can be seen chasing a man who was in a motorized grocery cart and trying to get him to stop.
Early morning gorilla watching? Count us in! Starting on Monday, Aug. 6, the Dallas Zoo will be opening its gates at 8 a.m. so that guests can enjoy before the summer heat takes over.
