Dog Missing In Neighborhood After House Fire In Hurst
One person went to the hospital with what firefighter describe as minor burns.
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One person went to the hospital with what firefighter describe as minor burns.
The ambition of the new Books for Dallas Babies program at Parkland Hospital is to strengthen the bond between mom and baby and promote a culture of literacy for years to come.
The course is set to open to the public on March 5 with a grand opening planned one week later.
Townhome residents were evacuated Friday afternoon after a construction crew hit a gas line while working on asphalt.
Police say the suspect worked his way around to the side of the building and tried to put the victim in his car when officers shot and killed the suspect.
Lawrence Parker, Jr., 43, of Princeton, was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole after a jury convicted him of Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Young Child.
Fort Worth police are searching for the person who shot a man outside Richard Wilson Elementary School this afternoon.
Heavy flames and smoke were visible and portions of the roof collapsed as firefighters began to take action, according to Capt. Kelly Turner.
The Farmersville Police Chief says It appears that the driver of the fire engine became distracted while driving and lost control of the fire engine.
Mission accomplished for a Texas representative from Little Elm. Patrick Fallon completed a marathon in Sydney, Australia on Friday. It was his seventh race, on his seventh continent, in just seven days.
In Austin Friday, Texas Democrats and Republicans stood with public, private and charter school kids and their families recognizing National School Choice Week at the State Capitol.
Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas announced a revolutionary clinical trial at a news conference Friday.
A former South Texas police chief must serve five years of probation for falsifying records to try to get firearms certification for his staff.
A sprawling Central Texas military installation will rely on the changing weather to support the Army's largest renewable energy project.
The 'affluenza' teen Ethan Couch woke up in North Texas on Friday after spending nearly two months on the run and in custody in Mexico. He was in court, where a judge decided that he should stay in juvenile detention, at least for now.