Ford Adds 1.5M Vehicles To Door Latch Recall
Ford is adding about 1.5 million cars, SUVs and vans to a recall for doors that can pop open while the vehicles are moving.
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Ford is adding about 1.5 million cars, SUVs and vans to a recall for doors that can pop open while the vehicles are moving.
Amazon has cut the price of its new Fire tablet almost in half and added its popular voice assistant, Alexa, in hopes of making it a hot holiday item, despite a slump in overall tablet sales.
Retail gasoline prices across Texas and nationwide have declined 4 cents per gallon this week.
Several motorcycle groups are joining together this weekend for a September 11th memorial ride. JD Ryan is Around Town.
Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland is returning to Capitol Hill as part of a Democratic effort to push for a vote on his nomination.
As Hermine worked its way up the East Coast, scientists deployed several underwater drones they say will help them better understand what sustains and strengthens hurricanes and tropical storms.
Researchers said that an innovative program combining visits from occupational therapists and nurses with home fix-ups improved the ability for seniors to care for themselves in their homes.
Here is a list of things 'To-Do' around North Texas.
Mazda is recalling more than 759,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the rear hatches can fall on people and injure them.
The public, as well as pilots and others in the aviation industry, who see the movie 'Sully' may get the wrong impression that investigators were trying to smear pilot Chesley Sullenberger.
Lifeguards say they have a rescued a woman after what appeared to be a shark bit her arm and shoulder at a popular Hawaii surfing beach.
Proponents of an NFL stadium in Las Vegas are pushing back on details of an agreement to publicly fund the venue, which could be home to the Raiders.
President Barack Obama will deliver remarks at a Pentagon ceremony Sunday marking the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Adam Conover sure likes to ruin things. This time, the YouTube personality is out to destroy what is supposed to be the biggest day in the life of a young couple -- their wedding.
Following the news of a budget shortfall in the Frisco ISD, some parents of Frisco students are outraged over a potential new "pay to play" situation.
