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Twenty-one turtles are being returned to the Louisiana barrier island where their mothers laid their eggs. The diamondback terrapin nests were dug up to protect the eggs after a 2010 oil spill.
Orders to U.S. factories fell for the second straight month in May.
The American Red Cross has issued an "emergency call" for blood donors. Officials with the organization say there were some 61,000 fewer donations during the last two months.
A woman is dead after a one-alarm fire at her west Fort Worth apartment.
A 16-year-old boy working at a Cincinnati restaurant has been credited with helping save a man's life on his second day on the job.
Police are still trying to figure out what happened to a person who was reportedly hit by a car along I-30 near Dalrock. It happened around 10:00 p.m. on the Dallas County side of the lake.
Natural gas producers drilled 397 shale wells through the first six months of 2017, more than twice the number they sank in the same period last year.
A man who who survived being shot at Dallas Love Field by police a year ago has pleaded guilty to his crime.
Teachers across the country have joined a chorus of outrage against lunchroom practices that can humiliate children as public school districts rethink how they cope with unpaid student lunch debts.
Police in Dallas are still looking for two suspects who robbed an 18-year-old man and killed him after he returned from watching the Kaboom Town fireworks show on Monday night.
An attorney from Texas won a Key lime pie-eating contest in the Florida Keys.
Haslet Fire investigators have released surveillance video showing suspects believed to have set a fire at the Walmart on Avondale Road.
Dallas Police said in 2016, officers responded to 400 calls regarding random gunfire over the Independence Day holiday.
America mints new citizens every minute, just by being born. But more than 750,000 more earned that right last year, becoming naturalized citizens.
A team of 14 first responders make up MedStar's special events crew. They expect to stay busy through the evening as most of their calls will be for fatigue and heat-related issues.
