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Downloading 25 songs in one second, a TV show in less than three seconds, or an HD online movie in 36 seconds, is now a reality for some North Texas residents.
The first wave of National Guard troops has taken up observation posts along the Texas-Mexico border.
A woman who said a Fort Worth police officer raped her when she was 13 acknowledged on the witness stand Thursday that she lied in part of her testimony against him in 1995, but still insisted the officer was guilty of the attack.
Finding healthy and reasonably priced food in some Dallas neighborhoods is tough to say the least, so residents in one historic African-American area are taking matters into their own hands.
Bubble soccer popped in East Dallas earlier this year and now it's making its way west to Arlington. The city will launch a league this Fall on Tuesday nights.
A North Texas man described by authorities as a serial rapist has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for attacking six women over a two-year period.
The American flags that have been stolen and burned in the town of Weatherford will be replaced with flags from across the nation.
A look at the stories that are trending on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and others.
The Dallas Independent School has fired six teachers after they gave students answers to questions on a state required test.
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation released a new statistic, which states 8 out of every 10 law enforcement members are overweight.
J.C. Penney Co. on Thursday reported a narrower loss in its fiscal second quarter, and topped analysts' expectations.
A Dallas man was sentenced Thursday to 20-years for what prosecutors say was the worst case of stalking they've ever seen.
