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Feeding Texas operates the statewide Hunters for the Hungry program in Texas. Feeding Texas actively recruits meat processors, solicits venison donations, promotes the program, and provides resources to support participating meat processors throughout Texas.
Ben takes the time to give movie reviews for both Nightcrawler and Interstellar, which he saw back to back this weekend, on this edition of the Popcorn Trick.
Duncanville Police are asking for the public's help to find a teenager's killer.
An autopsy has confirmed the body found in a van belongs to missing wife and mother Almaz Gebremedhin. The discovery by a private investigator has Gebremedhin's husband wondering if police would have ever found his wife.
Ben and Skin pull audio from multiple CBS Radio reporters to settle once and for all whether or not the Dallas Cowboys missed a curfew over the weekend. Not surprisingly, there was plenty of reports to work with, all of which were very different.
Former Dallas Cowboy Marcus Spears joins the Ben and Skin show to discuss the game Sunday night and his upcoming hunting trip with Ben and Rangers starting pitcher Derek Holland.
Ben and Skin look into the social media postings of two Dallas Cowboys players who tweeted at Twitter trolls after Sunday's victory against Jacksonville to determine whether or not they used their posts effectively.
Brad Sham is the best play by play man in the league so Ben and Skin once again feature some of his best calls from Sunday's win over Jacksonville in this week's edition of Sham Goes Ham.
After a fundraiser auction and online poll, the Dallas Zoo's newest giraffe finally has a name.
Ethan Couch, the teenager that claimed he suffered from Affluenza, is supposed to be released from rehab very soon.
Fort Worth Police Chief Jeffrey Halstead is resigning, according to two police sources.
During a special session of the Collin County Commissioners Court Monday, donations of 8 new portraits of U.S. Servicemen who died in battle were accepted.
If it warms your toes or warms your insides, people are buying it now. Everything from firewood to potatoes are keeping registers ringing. Why? People are stocking up for the coming arctic blast.
