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Ben has an awkward encounter at a grocery store, and also has to use his flashlight in bed.
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Ben has an awkward encounter at a grocery store, and also has to use his flashlight in bed.
After a three-day public tiff, American Airlines fares have returned to Orbitz. Orbitz said Friday that it has reached an agreement with the airline to continue selling AA and US Airways tickets on its websites.
While most of us won't be able to afford a ticket to the big game, college football fans will have an opportunity to participate in three days of events leading up to kickoff.
A kind of history will be made at Williams Stadium in Garland Friday night. Two high school football teams, that didn't win a game last year, will square off to start the 2014 season.
A huge explosion in the garage of an Arlington home rattled houses around it and left one man dead.
A federal judge has thrown out new abortion restrictions that would have banned the procedure at most Texas facilities where women can legally end a pregnancy.
Crime scene investigators have been called to Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas, where a dead fetus was found in one of the girl's bathrooms.
Republican Greg Abbott has backed out of a statewide televised debate in the Texas governor's race with Democrat Wendy Davis.
After a Florida school district votes to opt out of state standardized testing, parents question if it could happen in Texas.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence are appearing Friday at a gathering of Americans for Prosperity in Dallas.
Country music superstar Brad Paisley is taking control of the conversation about Brad Paisley with the release of his new album entitled "Moonshine in the Trunk."
New in theaters this week is The November Man, starring Pierce Brosnan as a retired CIA Agent who gets pulled back into the game.
Police are looking for an Ellis County man who has been sentenced to 20-years in prison for domestic abuse.
Two North Texas sisters are finding purpose already in their young lives.
Joan Rivers remained in a New York City hospital on Friday morning, one day after the 81-year-old comedy legend went into cardiac arrest at a doctor's office.
