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An arrest after a traffic stop in Carrollton could mean dozens of North Texas crimes are now solved. After being taken into custody, Skylar Lampton and Erica Johnson confessed to as many as 50 car burglaries in three different cities.
Subway says it plans to switch to meat raised without antibiotics over the next several years.
A settlement is brewing in a lawsuit that would give cash to drinkers of U.S.-brewed Beck's beer over misleading packaging emphasizing its German origins.
The image shows an Arlington Police Shift Sergeant giving his young daughter a kiss after her dance class.
New mammogram advice from the American Cancer Society says most women should start annual screenings at age 45 instead of 40.
Early voting for the November 3 election has started, and will run through October 30.
The Texas A&M Forest Service reported that the blaze in Bastrop County is 70 percent contained.
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. has reported third-quarter earnings of $157.3 million.
Verizon has long been known as a home phone and wireless service provider. But it's evolving to make more money by tracking what we watch and read on our phones.
California Congressman Mike Honda is praising a Texas teenager arrested over a homemade clock mistaken for a bomb.
Visitors can already begin seeing the ring on display Tuesday at the downtown Dallas museum.
Amazon plans to hire 100,000 people for the holidays. That is a 25 percent jump from last year.
Pennsylvania's most iconic chocolate maker is doubling down on one of its most popular treats.
Republican presidential contender Bobby Jindal offers history from a conservative viewpoint in a new book illustrating the "folly of looking to the government for the solution to all of our problems."
Do you trust online reviews? Now that Amazon is suing more than 1,000 people who allegedly offered to write glowing product reviews for cash, you might reasonably be concerned.
