Possible Compromise Emerges On Border Request
Outlines of a possible compromise over President Barack Obama's $3.7 billion emergency border spending request are emerging on Capitol Hill.
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Outlines of a possible compromise over President Barack Obama's $3.7 billion emergency border spending request are emerging on Capitol Hill.
Garth Brooks, one of the last musicians to refuse putting his music on iTunes, will make his songs available digitally on his own website.
Here is a short list of great things to do around DFW this weekend.
Police in Haltom City are reporting that one person died and two people were injured when the ceiling of a vacant warehouse collapsed on Thursday morning.
The fantasy saga "Game of Thrones," defying Emmy's grudging respect for genre fare, emerged as the leader in the nominations announced Thursday, with 19 bids.
Think you have to be an astronaut to experience weightlessness? A group of Dallas college students are getting a chance to fly on NASA's zero gravity plane, dubbed the 'vomit comet.'
This practical guide serves as the perfect introduction to the city affectionately known as the Mile High City.
A Dallas man who used a cellphone to take sexually explicit photos and video of a toddler has been sentenced to 24 years in federal prison.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson is going to Capitol Hill to make the case for President Obama's request for $3.7 billion to help with unaccompanied child immigrants.
Cats have been caught sleeping, dancing, singing, and dreaming, among other things. This video spoils 50 of the greatest viral cat videos of all time.
Southwest Airlines said that a key revenue figure rose sharply in June, which hints that the carrier was able to charge higher average fares at the start of the summer travel season.
The world's largest retailer is not being welcomed by residents in one north Dallas neighborhood. But it could be too little too late for the battle against the big box.
University of Texas System regents are meeting a day after the system announced the president of the Austin flagship campus will step down in June 2015.
A two-year slump in personal computer sales ended in the second quarter, helped by improving demand in developed markets like North America and Europe.
