Trump Rips NFL QB Kaepernick During Speech In Kentucky
President Donald Trump has taken a swipe at controversial NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick at a campaign-style rally in Louisville, Kentucky.
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President Donald Trump has taken a swipe at controversial NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick at a campaign-style rally in Louisville, Kentucky.
An attempted burglary at a luxury car dealer in Richardson turned into a police chase and standoff early Tuesday morning, with the suspect stopping and starting in the middle of Central Expressway.
Starting Tuesday night, Beatle-Mania returns to North Texas at the Bass Performance Hall with The Beatles tribute show, "Let It Be!"
Labrador retrievers have extended their record run as America's most popular dog breed.
Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch faces hours of questioning from senators on Day Two of his confirmation hearing.
A North Texas high school student has been seriously injured after a hit and run crash in far North Fort Worth.
On a night the Stars honored war veterans, Ryan "Birdman" Parrott, former Navy SEAL and founder and president of Birds Eye View Project, escorted a service dog down to the ice by rappelling down from the top of the American Airlines Center.
Dozens of Amazon drivers say they are owed tens of thousands of dollars for deliveries for which they were never paid. Former employees say it's happening all over the country.
Michaela Cohen says she has replayed in her mind the evening 6-month-old Brandon Alex died.
A new travel ban on electronics from certain United States-bound flights is creating ripples with world travelers.
Police said the driver told the passenger to grab the girl. When the passenger tried to do that, the girl fought him off and cut his left cheek with her ring.
The company building the Dakota Access pipeline says the project remains on track to start moving oil this week despite recent "coordinated physical attacks" along the line.
This may be the first day of spring, but Dallas police associations say they worry about the summer, when crime usually increases.
A federal appeals court says a Texas school board can continue to let students offer public prayers at its meetings.
The sleepy country town is growing thanks to Chisholm Trail Parkway.