Master-Planned Community Boasts Its Own Farmer
Tending to peppers, okra, cantaloupe and even watermelons, Ross DeOtte sharing the sweet success.
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Tending to peppers, okra, cantaloupe and even watermelons, Ross DeOtte sharing the sweet success.
An ultralight plane crashed at the air park on the north side of Cleburne at W. Vaughn Road and Celeste Road.
Alejandro Villanueva served three tours of duty in Afghanistan, serving as platoon leader for Specialist Jesse Dietrich of Rendon, south of Fort Worth.
Federal agencies are ramping up their response to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico.
The book menders at the Haggard Library are a group of women with as much knowledge as the volumes they preserve.
More than 100 Texas psychologists are volunteering to provide free therapy to people impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
The Cherry Lane bridge over eastbound I-30 will reopen this week, weather permitting, according to TxDOT.
Police said three men forced their way inside the Discount Tobacco and Grocery at 4864 S. Buckner Blvd on Sunday, September 3 around 3:30 a.m.
There is no easy answer. But In the wake of President Donald Trump calling for the firing of NFL players who opt for peaceful protest during the National Anthem, the Dallas Cowboys are at work crafting a singular answer.
Lowe's will launch a smartphone app early next month that makes it easier to envision what a piece of furniture would look like in your home or office using augmented reality.
Jennifer Lopez has pledged $1 million toward hurricane relief efforts in her family's native Puerto Rico. She is also enlisting the help of former Yankees player and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez and ex-husband Marc Anthony.
Microsoft, through its research into artificial intelligence, has created a virtual assistant that can be used by companies to respond to customer service requests. Macy's has already started to use the technology.
The Red River Showdown between the Sooners and the Longhorns is fast approaching, and DART is already preparing to welcome college football fans dressed in burnt orange or crimson red.
A federal appeals court has partially lifted a judge's order that blocked much of a Texas law targeting "sanctuary cities."
A preservation group is inviting the public to vote on projects to improve a North Texas courthouse and other Main Streets across the U.S.
