Where Has Your Water Been? Don't Get Sick Staying Safe In The Heat
In spite of the dangerously hot weather, the vast majority of North Texans Monday were heeding warnings to take the heat seriously.
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In spite of the dangerously hot weather, the vast majority of North Texans Monday were heeding warnings to take the heat seriously.
It is back to work for North Texas high school football this week. And on this day, one of the hottest of the year, coaches are taking extra steps to protect their players in conditions that can be dangerous.
CBS News will present an early debate for Democratic candidates and a critical February face-off for Republicans in the race for the White House.
Also, Monday the Arlington Police Department released audio to combat what it says is misinformation spreading online.
Detectives are also seeking seven vehicles related to the credit/debit card abuse investigation.
The first thing you're told when the temperatures become oppressive is to stay indoors, but for some a cool treat in the warm sunshine is hard to resist. Both man and beast are searching high and low for heat relief.
On days like this, camps move indoors in the afternoon.
For the next two weeks, up to two lanes of Renner Road in Richardson will be closed. At any given time workers will have one or two lanes of eastbound Renner Road closed so that a faulty water valve can be replaced.
Arlington police released police radio communications related to the deadly officer-involved shooting last Friday.
There will be an estimated 10-minute delay to both inbound and outbound lanes on board the installation once the exercise commences.
After investigating recent copper thefts, in an industrial area near the 3600 block of West Miller Road, Garland police located and arrested three people for the crimes.
North Texas can see a wide range of temperatures, from freezing cold conditions in the winter to extreme heat in the summer. Which one of them do you prefer?
It would be a historic move. The United States has not held a constitutional convention since Washington himself led the original proceedings in Philadelphia in 1787.
We're having a good time out here in Oxnard, California. The grind is real, but it's been a good week of long hours and also a lot of fellow ship with the Ben and Skin Show and the G-Bag Nation.
A revamped Diet Pepsi without aspartame will start to pop up on national store shelves later this week. But will people start flocking back to the diet soda?
