Roofers Flooded With Calls About Leaking Chimneys
One area roofer says, "Normally, expect to maybe get five to ten calls a week. We're finding 150 to 200 a day."
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One area roofer says, "Normally, expect to maybe get five to ten calls a week. We're finding 150 to 200 a day."
Keller ISD released a statement on the matter Monday afternoon.
He allegedly pointed the gun at an employee and demanded money from a register. After robbing the coffee shop he ran off.
Amazon is putting the brakes on hoverboards. The online shopping giant stopped most sales of the two wheeled products after reports of explosions and fire.
The officer attempted to pull over 38-year-old Kendrick Demon Young of Dallas but police say he took off.
Tyler Gale was arrested while at work. He's a sanitation worker for the city of Mesquite.
The effort is part of a national push by the group My Bill of Rights to install such displays around the country. A display already has been constructed in Arizona, and another is planned for Texas.
He will oversee the Texas Education Agency and the state's 1,200 school districts and charter schools.
A dozen smuggled immigrants have been detained after being crammed into a fake Border Patrol SUV that was stopped by a real officer in Texas.
Owners of many small drones and model airplanes will have to register them with the government.
For the first time in five years, Adele is returning to North America and North Texas will be among her stops.
Most of Texas will have Blue Bell ice cream this week after months of cleaning production plants and regulatory reviews following listeria contamination.
Rising premiums and shaken faith among insurers have cast a cloud over sign-up season for President Barack Obama's health care law, and now it's crunch time again. Tuesday is the deadline for millions of uninsured to sign up in time for coverage to begin on January 1.
Foodborne illnesses pose a serious health concern for consumers and a potentially devastating risk to the companies associated with outbreaks.
Very old age is no longer an automatic barrier for aggressive therapies, from cancer care like the former President Jimmy Carter has received, to major heart procedures, joint replacements and even some organ transplants.
