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A pair of U.S. senators said that one way to reduce long airport security lines this summer is for airlines to drop their fees on checking luggage. It's the latest suggestion for dealing with what could be a hellish summer at airports.
Many of New England's most important historic sites and monuments can be found in and around Boston.
A carport at the Oak Park apartment complex came crashing down. High winds brought the metal structure right down onto vehicles -- ones that owners had no doubt hoped were protected from the weather.
A woman is dead, a man was seriously injured and a second man is on the run after a shooting in Hurst on Tuesday night. But, according to authorities, the injured man is also a gunman in this case.
This same time last year, a deadly EF3 tornado plowed through the Van Independent School District, wiping away entire portions of its elementary campus and damaging the administration building.
One of the biggest superhero movies ever just got the Honest Trailers treatment. This time, they don't just make fun of the trailer, they get the star of the film to do the voiceover with them.
The Texas Department of Transportation is testing the new electronic signs for the managed toll lanes along Interstate-30 this week.
While the damage was not widespread, the storm that rolled through the DFW Metroplex on Tuesday night provided quite the scare for residents in one Flower Mound neighborhood.
The substation would support the 91-acre development where the Dallas Cowboys are building their new team headquarters and practice facility called The Star.
The Bryan Adams High School basketball team only won four games last season, but they're already the most improved team in the metroplex.
The city administrator, Charles West, says 50 houses were either damaged or destroyed last year. 25 houses are either in the process of being built or have already been completed.
If Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings were to throw out the South Dallas welcome mat—it would be middle class homeowners that he would want to walk across it. And that takes homes. Nice. New. And if the mayor has his way—they're on the way.
With a building boom changing the nature of firefighting in Plano, first responders hope a new facility will help keep them ready for what's coming.
A new social media trend has caught the attention of police officers in North Texas and now it has them dancing.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says the job of a superintendent is not social engineering but preparing students to succeed and says Dr. Kent Scribner should resign if he doesn't reverse course.
