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Denver offers many mouthwatering opportunities to grab a bite to eat while waiting for the big game to start. Everything from conveniently located restaurants to sports bars and brew pubs to dining inside Coors Stadium is available for sports fans looking for a place to eat.
Sen. Ted Cruz said that concern about religious freedom, awakened in the debate over a new Indiana law, could unite conservative Republicans and Democrats in 2016.
In its five short years, Pinterest has become 'the' place where brides-to-be create wish boards of wedding photos and DIY home renovators bookmark shiny tiles for bathrooms.
Parents at Tidwell Middle School in Fort Worth are planning additional protests after learning that a student who wrote about killing classmates will not face any charges.
An unorthodox stock split designed to ensure Google CEO Larry Page and fellow co-founder Sergey Brin retain control of the company could cost Google more than half a billion dollars.
Texas lawmakers are considering a bill that would keep a person's gun ownership status from being listed in their medical records.
A battle with cancer and mounting medical bills forced a couple to delay their dream wedding. A group of pranksters stepped in to deliver the ultimate surprise.
Hail from severe storms pounded areas to the north and west of Fort Worth on Wednesday night, and cleanup is getting started on Thursday.
A patient exhibiting symptoms of Ebola was admitted to a Colorado hospital on Wednesday, but tests came back negative for the virus.
You could be brewing up more than you realize in your morning cup of coffee or tea.
Friends and loved one of 24-year old Sylvia Zazueta gathered for a vigil to remember the young woman at the very spot where she died.
A Texas trooper is in trouble for a picture posted on social media.
A man has been arrested by UT Arlington Police Department and Arlington Police for forcible fondling.
Texas lawmakers are considering changing the state's definition of who is considered an adult in the criminal justice system, and even some who disagree with parts of the proposals say the policy should be changed.
The district is looking to hire people for next school year now.
