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Police in Dallas, Garland and Carrollton are searching for a brazen armed robber who has hit stores in all three North Texas cities.
Freshman state Rep. Molly White, R-Belton, has some very specific instructions for staff in Austin on how to deal with Texas Muslim Capital Day – and she shared them on Facebook.
The pace has definitely picked up on Super Bowl radio row. The closer we get to the game, more and more pro-athletes, celebrities and NFL dignitaries show up.
Welcome to the NFL, where nobody knows the rules — not even the ones who enforce them.
Now that winter storm Juno has come and gone. we can once again focus on the things that matter in life – like the Super Bowl.
The new chancellor of the University of Texas System is telling Governor Greg Abbott and other top Republicans that concealed handguns at colleges will make campus less safe.
After more than nine hours a standoff at a Mansfield apartment complex has ended. Deputies had gone to the complex to serve a felony search warrant at the residence of Mark Mercer.
Through his eight seasons as a pro, Darrelle Revis has gained a rather unique perspective of life in the NFL.
Nate Carroll almost passed on the chance to own a Super Bowl ring.
The Band Perry, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga and John Legend will perform during the GRAMMY homage to Wonder, which airs Feb. 16 on CBS.
Gov. Greg Abbott is planning to abolish Rick Perry's pet program that gave $200 million in taxpayer dollars to Texas startups, but was beset by bankruptcy and transparency issues.
Retail gasoline prices have gone up in Texas for the first time since October. AAA Texas reported on Thursday that the average price at the pump rose a penny to reach $1.85 per gallon.
February is Heart Month, and the American Heart Association takes this opportunity to share with everyone the risks of heart disease and, more importantly, the necessary steps to help prevent heart disease. Heart disease continues to be the No. 1 killer of all Americans, but 80 percent of heart disease is largely preventable through proper diet, regular exercise and not smoking. The National Wear Red Day is February 6 and there are three Go Red For Women luncheons in DFW which focus on building awareness of women's risk of heart disease -– Dallas on February 6, Denton on February 13 and Tarrant County on February 20.
As the measles outbreak spreads, so does the debate about other vaccines.
