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Internet searchers had celebrities on the mind this year. Famous names made up eight of the top 10 searches on Yahoo! in 2015. The late Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of late singer Whitney Houston, was the year's most searched term.
Working for the Boys & Girls Club of America gives McFarland the chance to pay troops back for their sacrifices.
Poland is one of the most overlooked countries among those planning a vacation. When planning your next vacation, take a chance on this country and see what it has to offer.
Main Street in Grapevine is closed today in preparation for tonight's Parade of Lights. JD Ryan is Around Town getting ready for the big holiday show.
Jimmy Kimmel got an exclusive last week with the newest trailer for "Captain America: Civil War." It had more than 60 million views in one day. He got another superhero trailer exclusive this week.
Testimony in a cringe worthy animal cruelty case resumes in Dallas Thursday morning.
The lap of luxury for city leaders and a slap in the face to taxpayers. That's what some Frisco residents are saying about the economic development corporations purchase of expensive tickets to Dallas Cowboys games at AT&T Stadium.
The town of Aubrey is showing the power of community by coming together to help one of their own.
A man whose eye was gouged out by a random assault is back in a Plano hospital today after his heart stopped.
Carrollton Police have arrested a man they believe is responsible for the murder of a Carrollton man and for burglarizing his home.
The suit contends the U.S. government has prevented Texas from receiving vital information to assess the security risk posed by the refugees in advance of their arrival.
A 60-year-old man was arrested Wednesday after police say he killed his Chihuahua by leaving it in a kennel atop a hot stove.
Always preparing. Never fully prepared. For the first time, Fort Worth police welcomed cameras inside their new state-of-the-art indoor training facility.
We have a warning tonight about using gift cards to buy things online. More and more people are doing it, but as Consumer Investigator Cristin Severance warns, you could get burned.
He saved countless American lives translating for soldiers in Afghanistan, but a refugee's first days on U.S. soil were anything but the American Dream.
