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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.
Martha Perez, 26, is a mother of two, the only daughter to a man who hasn't left the medical center of Arlington since Sunday.
Police have arrested a 32-year-old Dallas man for allegedly soliciting sex from a 14-year-old boy. The suspect has been charged with criminal solicitation of a minor.
Police have arrested a Granbury man on charges of impersonating a ranking Navy SEAL Officer.
Prostate cancer impacts some 200,000 American men every year. But, fascinating research happening right here in North Texas could one day provide new options for early detection and treatment.
The search for a missing mother in Wylie ended just a few blocks away from her home. A private search team found Almaz Gebremedhin's body in a pond on Sunday.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review an appeal from a 42-year-old man sent to death row for killing a North Texas police officer and another man in a shootout at an Ellis County convenience store 12 years ago.
The U.S. Postal Service says it's the victim of a cyberattack and that information about its employees, including Social Security numbers, may have been compromised.
A teacher from the Duncanville ISD has been suspended without pay following a controversial post on her personal Twitter page on Friday. The tweet has since been removed.
How many people actually know the history behind one of the most joyous seasons?
Suited up in his white shop apron, tinted goggles, heat resistant gloves and earplugs, Konrad Gleissner switches on an industrial lathe and fires up his blow torch, producing a loud "pop!"
Corporal Brian Aft and Buckshot, his bomb-sniffing dog, were in line to jump an irrigation ditch near Kajaki, Afghanistan, an area known for being littered with roadside bombs. The explosion lifted Aft and Buckshot into the air. Both survived, but Aft's legs would have to be amputated almost to the hip.
Protecting the military's most sensitive information begins in the most unusual of places.
Emails show that General Motors ordered 500,000 replacement ignition switches almost two months before telling safety regulators that the switches would be recalled.
Colby has to endure the worst thing, which for him is the sound of a knife and fork on a plate.
