Frontier Communications Worker Falls To His Death
The man was working on overhead communications lines when he apparently fell off a 15 foot high ladder according to Azle Police.
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The man was working on overhead communications lines when he apparently fell off a 15 foot high ladder according to Azle Police.
Arlington police chased down a bull yesterday after it ran through the streets with officers in hot pursuit.
The new sculpture was designed by Robert Glen, sculptor of the famous Mustangs of Las Colinas.
Dallas police need your help in finding a man considered to be critically missing.
Wounded Fort Worth police officer Matthew Pearce went home from John Peter Smith Hospital today.
It looks like a $200 price tag couldn't keep Tom Brady's fans from gobbling up the Patriots quarterback's new cookbook. It's listed as sold out and a note says that more may be available early next month.
A Florida mother is taking heat after a video of her six-month old baby struggling to swim went viral.
There's no trademark on America and one company is taking advantage of the fact. Budweiser will rename its beer "America" this summer and alter its labels with images and phrases affiliated with the republic.
With a homeless population that is much higher both numbers-wise and percentage-wise than Dallas', Austin has been searching for viable options for decades.
Kroger is holding a nationwide hiring event to fill 14,000 open jobs across all its supermarket chains.
A southern Oklahoma judge is asking for more information as he decides whether there's sufficient evidence against a man charged with manslaughter in a bus crash that killed four Texas college students.
A Siamese cat born during President Reagan's administration has been named by Guinness World Records as the world's oldest living cat. The animal, named Scooter, lives in Mansfield.
Jon Stewart has been on the sidelines for one of the wildest campaign seasons in memory. But he's weighing in with a new dig at old foe Donald Trump, labeling the presumptive GOP presidential nominee a "man-baby."
U.S. employers posted the most open jobs in eight months in March, but total hiring slowed, providing a mixed picture of the labor market.
Storms swept through the nation's midsection Monday, spawning numerous tornadoes. While tornadoes can form any time weather conditions are right, the area from Texas to Nebraska typically sees tornadoes between April and June.
