Study: U.S. Women Increasingly Use Pot During Pregnancy
U.S. women are increasingly using marijuana during pregnancy, sometimes to treat morning sickness, new reports suggest.
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U.S. women are increasingly using marijuana during pregnancy, sometimes to treat morning sickness, new reports suggest.
The United States will mark the 100th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's birth with a number of events and celebrations.
Flight cancelations due to snow are continuing to cause problems for some Frontier Airlines passengers.
President Barack Obama says one of his missions after leaving office will be to develop a new generation of leaders on issues such as climate change, criminal justice reform and expanding health coverage.
After a 56-degree temperature plunge this past weekend, temperatures will rapidly warm up this week.
Thirty-seven Republican electors from across the state are convening at the Texas Capitol to formally vote to make Donald Trump the country's next president.c
Tim Duncan brought more than gaudy numbers night after night for 19 seasons with the San Antonio Spurs.
This past week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture released food labeling guidelines aimed at reducing the amount of good food that gets thrown out because people think it has gone bad.
Students and teachers at one North Texas school are getting ready to move to a different campus. The DISD has major concerns about the air quality inside Sarah Zumwalt Middle School.
Volkswagen faced a Monday deadline to tell a federal judge whether it had reached a deal with U.S. regulators and attorneys for car owners on vehicles that cheated on emissions tests.
Electors are set to gather in every state on Monday to formally elect Donald Trump president even as anti-Trump forces try one last time to deny him the White House.
Was 2016 a dream or a nightmare? Try something in between: "surreal," which is Merriam-Webster's word of the year, unveiled Monday.
A Collin County husband and wife say they're lucky to be alive after a bullet went flying in the middle of the night through their McKinney home forcing them to evacuate.
The winter weather caused scattered power outages throughout North Texas according to Oncor, and about 1,400 people are still without power.
This past week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture released food labeling guidelines aimed at reducing the amount of good food that gets thrown out because people think it has gone bad.
