Top 5 Tornado Myths
Ever heard someone say tornadoes don't happen in the winter? Last month's twelve tornadoes in the Dallas area should put an end to that myth.
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Ever heard someone say tornadoes don't happen in the winter? Last month's twelve tornadoes in the Dallas area should put an end to that myth.
Without offering specifics, she said that while Democrats bear much responsibility, Republicans "need to accept that we've played a role in how and recognize why our government is broken."
President Obama says one of the few regrets of his presidency is that too many Americans feel their voice doesn't matter in democracy.
A couple called CBS11 for Consumer Justice after Reliant continued to bill them for electricity after a tornado destroyed their home.
A Dallas church is organizing to give young men better options in the hope of seeing better outcomes.
Plano police arrested 45-year-old Mohammed Ali on Monday for indecency with a child.
It took 60 years to design and build the Chisholm Trail Parkway and 18 months of driver complaints to realize planners made a mistake.
Police say they're not filing animal cruelty charges against the girl because she's too young under state law.
Ted Cruz on Tuesday returned to New Hampshire for the first time in months, promising conservative voters he'll protect their gun rights and several times invoking the state's "Live Free or Die" motto.
The 67-year-old man was walking to a store to buy a lottery ticket when he fell.
The store manager says they have consistently lost customers to online retailers and big box stores. So much so that they now can not afford to keep the store open.
Pier 1 is recalling about 276,000 outdoor swing chairs and stands after reports from customers that they fell off them and were hurt.
The little girl's death initiated the formation of a public alert system, warning citizens of child abductions, the Amber Alert.
The family of Joseph Hutcheson, 48, who died after he was restrained by sheriff's deputies in the Dallas County jail lobby, held a news conference Tuesday demanding answers from officials.
Police say back on December 16, the man gave a teller a robbery note, she gave him money and he left.