Fort Worth Bar Shooting Victim Identified
Fort Worth authorities have released the identity of a man killed in a bar shooting that left two others in serious condition.
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Fort Worth authorities have released the identity of a man killed in a bar shooting that left two others in serious condition.
Individuals looking to purchase health insurance that is effective beginning on January 1 under the Affordable Care Act only have through Monday to make it happen.
The biblical epic "Exodus: Gods and Kings" easily ruled the weekend with a $24.5 million debut, according to the box office tracker's Sunday estimates.
Emergency crews responded to a five-alarm fire at a warehouse near Fair Park in Dallas early Monday morning. Workers arrived to find thick smoke and flames.
The punishment phase is set to continue in the trial of a former North Texas public official convicted of capital murder in a revenge plot against prosecutors.
Have you ever wondered what McDonald's Chicken McNuggets are really made of? The company pulls back the curtain, showing you exactly how and where the nuggets are prepared.
Criminal justice has been a life-long commitment for Kevin Kolbye, recently named assistant chief at the Arlington Police Department.
Latrenda Rush, kindergarten teacher at ILT in North Texas, says "a master's degree speaks volumes about your drive and it demonstrates that you are a continual learner."
Nationally recognized author, travels around the world speaking about leadership and project management and shares his insight on the connection between education and success.
Electroconvulsive therapy is on the rise in Texas, thriving as a treatment for some forms of mental illness.
Texas is one of the few states with ban on the open carry of handguns that could change in 2015, with push for expanded gun rights.
Amber Alert stays in effect for missing Denton boy who may be with father.
This year's flu season is expected to be at its worst in North Texas during the final two weeks of December.
A top Texas health official who resigned amid questions over $110 million in no-bid contracts is standing by the Austin tech company he hired.
The Texas freshman infuriated several GOP colleagues with an attempt to force a vote on the President's executive actions on immigration.
