Social Media Helps Get Stolen Truck Back To Owner
Cody Hill credits social media reaching about a million people in 10 hours with getting his truck back!
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Cody Hill credits social media reaching about a million people in 10 hours with getting his truck back!
A video that was released on Monday appears to show Dwaine Caraway and John Wiley Price yelling at each other. At one point, the two men had to be held back and physically restrained.
A new ordinance passed in Rowlett last Tuesday makes it a class C misdemeanor to sort through or remove items from someone's curb - unless you're hired by the city to remove trash/debris - or have the homeowner's permission.
People are microchipping themselves like you would a pet.
A customer of the Exxxotica Expo is now the first person to sue the city — and the Dallas City Council — over the vote to ban adult entertainment expo from the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center downtown.
When the City of Denton and Denton Municipal Electric decided to build a substation above Joe Rivas' home, where he has lived for three years, they also offered the children's book author an opportunity.
Mr. Clinton told the crowd, he agrees with the Second Amendment but believes in common sense gun restrictions.
The city's public education campaign will begin in March. Typically, the city waits until May when mosquito trapping and testing begins.
A couple of hours after we contacted Oncor, crews were on site beginning work to replace the rotten pole.
A man is calling people in Tarrant County pretending to be a Sheriff's Deputy and trying to extort money with a common scam.
Dallas police are asking for the public's help finding Abigail AKA "Abby" Leann Rodriguez, 16.
Cruz told reporters Monday he has asked his campaign spokesman, Rick Tyler, to resign for tweeting a story that falsely alleged Rubio insulted the Bible.
The Van Zandt County Sheriff's Office says it happened around 3:15 p.m. on Friday, February 19 on I-20 near Tank Farm Road (mile marker 536).
A former death row inmate has filed a request for almost $2 million in state compensation saying he spent more than 12 years in prison because he was wrongfully convicted of murder.
Byron Anderson is a life-long Rangers fan and teacher at Fossil Hill Middle School in Fort Worth.
