Strange Addictions
Ben runs through a list of some of the weirdest addictions that people have.
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Ben runs through a list of some of the weirdest addictions that people have.
With the Cowboys taking on the Texans this weekend, the gang simulcasted for a segment with Sports Radio 610 in Houston
Wade Phillips joined Shan & RJ, and the Ben and Skin show investigated.
Ben runs into a Cowboys fan on a motorcycle named Jon Daniels.
Ben and Skin try to break down the nonsense that Salvador Perez was spitting after the Royals win over the A's.
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels calls in for his season ending interview on the Ben and Skin show.
Prosecutors said Wednesday they broke up a mail-order steroid ring whose participants included three prison guards, a probation officer and football player who signed with the Dallas Cowboys this year and was recently cut.
He chose to ignore a frantic mother's calls for help in the moments after her children were kidnapped at gunpoint. That decision has cost a veteran Dallas police officer his job.
Doctors at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas acknowledge there was a communication mix-up involving now patient Thomas Eric Duncan days before he was diagnosed with the Ebola virus.
Few in North Texas understand the danger of Ebola better than Albert Travell.
Some nervous Dallas parents picked up their children early from school Wednesday after learning that five students attended class after possibly being exposed to the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S.
Environmental groups and local communities have for years been pushing for full disclosure of the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing, a drilling technique also known as fracking.
CBS 11 News learned North Texans are not changing trip plans, even though they could interact with individuals who've traveled to and from West Africa at connecting European airports.
The man hospitalized in North Texas with Ebola shortly after arriving in the U.S. says he flew part of the way on United Airlines on September 20.
A Dallas woman has paid $9,000 for documents from the Nuremberg trials that were found in an old trunk in Alaska that belonged to a postwar stenographer.
