Fine Line Between Texas Touting & Taunting
North Texas gun range owner, retired FBI agent feel some Texans are going too far on social media after failed terror attack.
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North Texas gun range owner, retired FBI agent feel some Texans are going too far on social media after failed terror attack.
Firefighters in Arlington battled a 3-alarm blaze Tuesday afternoon.
Authorities in Phoenix aren't talking about the two shooting suspects - Nadir Soofi and Elton Simpson – from Sunday's attack at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland.
A grand jury has declined to indict a Dallas police officer fired for using excessive force in a videotaped incident in which a suspected panhandler was pinned to the ground on a street in Deep Ellum.
Fueled by the death of her dog at the hands of a frightened Fort Worth police officer three years ago, Cindy Boling is on a mission to make sure it doesn't happen anymore.
We called him Nicky. I remember him as an always smiling, energetic 3-year-old boy who would run into our house on Travis Drive without warning, but never unwelcome by my parents.
Gil Torrez says it doesn't take much to incite people these days and says Sunday's attack should be a warning to Americans.
Internet video service Netflix is telling the Federal Communication that it should reject AT&T's purchase of DirecTV unless some changes are made.
Garland didn't take any chances, adding some heavy artillery to its city council meeting Tuesday.
For the first time since two suspects were shot and killed after opening fire outside the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland on Sunday, the mother of one of the shooters is speaking out.
Authorities in Richardson are investigating after a man was beaten up just after evening prayer late Monday night at the Dallas Central Mosque.
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Dog lovers call these tests a real treat. Not only can they know the truth. but also know what to expect in the future.
Last month there was a rash of EF-0 tornadoes, with winds between 65 and 85 mph, that hit in five North Texas counties. First there were eight, then 11, and now 15... well kind of.
Most abortions in Texas could not be covered by insurance purchased through the Affordable Care Act under a bill that has cleared the Republican-controlled Senate.
