Father's Day Reading Roundup 2017
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Jurors in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial have told a judge they're deadlocked on charges the comedian drugged and molested a woman in 2004.
This Father's Day, celebrate dad with a handmade gift from the heart. Go above and beyond this year with a great gift that's easy on the wallet yet a home run in his eyes.
Southern Baptists on Wednesday formally condemned the political movement known as the 'alt-right' in a national meeting that was thrown into turmoil after leaders initially refused to take up the issue.
Yo, tourists! The Rocky statue in Philadelphia is open again, and ready for your selfies. The statue of the fictional boxer is located near the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
It's all about Dad this weekend and there is plenty 'To Do' around DFW.
Fiat Chrysler is recalling 297,000 minivans in the U.S. and Canada because the driver's front air bag can inflate unexpectedly. The recall covers Dodge Grand Caravans from 2011 and 2012.
The City of Dallas will spend $2 million to remove a failed whitewater rafting feature it installed in the Trinity River six years ago.
You'll need to think twice before rolling in with a large purse or backpack at Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth. Starting today the concert venue is enforcing a new, stricter bag policy in an effort to boost safety.
The fear of becoming a target is now very real for some lawmakers after Wednesday's attack in Virginia. The shooting has highlighted the vulnerability of many public figures across the country.
A wrong way driver finally ended her trip with a crash in Richardson after going some 17 miles through Collin County.
The Bat-Signal will shine over Los Angeles in tribute to the late Adam West, the actor best-known for playing Batman in the campy 1960 television series.
Nevada wants an appeals court to dismiss a bid by the state of Texas to kick-start funding and licensing to entomb the nation's most radioactive waste in the desert outside Las Vegas.
The tough new laws aim to reduce the number of loose dogs that have plagued South Dallas, but will affect all dog and cat owners within city limits.
A visit to the doctor today could cost you thousands of dollars next year. More and more people are getting big bills, months after their appointments, for a little-known fee. The charge isn't for your doctor -- but the building.
