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The last America saw of Don Draper, he was meditating on a Pacific hillside, imagining one of the iconic ads in television history. What's left of the flawed protagonist of "Mad Men" has now come to Texas.
Lawmakers in Hawaii and several other states want to prevent presidential candidates from appearing on their states' ballots unless the candidates release their tax returns.
China's auto market had a bumper year in 2016 as sales grew by 15 percent, with drivers rushing to buy cars before a tax break expired at the end of the year.
It turns out the moon is older than many scientists suspected: a ripe 4.51 billion years old. That's the newest estimate, thanks to rocks and soil collected by the Apollo 14 moonwalkers in 1971.
The Minnesota judge overseeing Prince's estate holds a hearing Thursday on whether to declare his siblings as his heirs, and who should manage the rock superstar's estate going forward.
Fort Worth's top officials will come face-to-face with people in the community who are upset about the controversial arrest of mother Jacqueline Craig, and the punishment that the officer received.
Milner Library at Illinois State University has received a $268,000 award to digitize a collection of circus route books dating back to the 19th century.
Stephen Cifuentes said if his mother hadn't spotted the young woman crossing the street in front of Garland High School, they likely would have kept driving.
New year, new resolutions and new ways to make your life a bit smoother.
The Wylie Police Department has arrested a piano teacher named Broderick "Rodgin" Arpon on two counts of Sexual Assault of a Child.
The Wednesday before the Dallas Cowboys playoff game at AT&T Stadium versus Green Bay, Packers fans are already starting to land in DFW for the much-anticipated match-up.
The 32-year-old ex-boyfriend of an Arlington woman was arrested in her killing Wednesday, police said.
Dallas ISD announced in a public meeting on Wednesday that it will put plans to buy a parcel of land in the area for a new elementary school on hold because of community complaints.
A Texas State University student accused of a wrong-way crash near south of Austin that killed four people last year has been sentenced to a combined 40 years in prison after pleading guilty in the case.
Damion Peter Christianson, 22, is behind bars on a burglary of habitation charge.
