Distracted Driver OK After Crash With Slow-Moving Train
Police said the driver stopped at the crossing arms but was distracted and rolled into the passing train.
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Police said the driver stopped at the crossing arms but was distracted and rolled into the passing train.
The woman branded the "porch pirate" after numerous Lakewood homeowners caught her in the act on video surveillance and in person on their porches stealing, turned herself in.
Ken Molestina and CBS11 reporters out in the field share what's happening now in the DFW area.
Investigators believe the motive was a workplace dispute between the two men the day before the shooting.
Parents of students at Birdville High School were notified today about a confirmed case of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) on campus.
CBS 11 News reporter Jason Allen tries to purchase bitcoin from a convenience store machine, and former doctor Larry Nassar was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting many Olympic gymnasts.
Today: Sunny and cool. Low humidity. High: Low 60s. Wind: South 5 mph.
In just his second season as the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, Doug Pederson has risen to the highest level of achievement reached by Andy Reid. Can Pederson supplant Reid with a Super Bowl victory?
The teenage suspect in Monday's school shooting in Ellis County went before a judge for the first time today.
Elton John is retiring from the road after his upcoming three-year global tour, capping nearly 50 years on stages around the world. He comes to the American Airlines Center in Dallas in December.
A Michigan sports doctor has been sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting gymnasts and other young women and girls.
Army leaders are integrating female officers into brigades at three more military bases around the country, as more women choose to move into frontline combat jobs.
The owner of a $300,000 Ferrari is suing Marriott International, saying a hotel valet gave his keys to a young man who was trying to impress a woman he just met.
They ran silently, too stunned to shout.
To most Cowboys observers — even the ones like me who think highly of Garrett but cannot help but concede a lack of sustained success during his time — it is a mind-boggling, nerve-jangling, confidence-shaking statement, except for one thing.
