Fort Worth: No 'Silver Bullet' For Arlington Heights' Flooding Problems
Arlington Heights neighbors, many still drying out from last week's flood, packed a community meeting Wednesday night where Fort Worth leaders asked for patience.
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Arlington Heights neighbors, many still drying out from last week's flood, packed a community meeting Wednesday night where Fort Worth leaders asked for patience.
U.S. surrogate births have jumped 250 percent in eight years, and experts expect them to continue rising.
Police are searching for the person responsible for cruelly impaling two cats by their hind legs on a metal fence in west Oak Cliff.
The wave of unaccompanied children arriving illegally in the U.S. along the southern border continues, and now CBS 11 News has learned about a strong connection between the humanitarian crisis and North Texas.
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Three Johnson County teens have a fishing tale they will never forget, after catching an alligator on a trout line.
The East Texas Sports Boys fill in for Ben and Skin and Mitch "Marble Mouth" McCoy goes wireless at Bombshells.
The show discusses a story of an employee who couldn't stand his boss and Skin is grossed out by a man who did not wash his hands after using the restroom.
A waitress learned the hard way that Warren Sapp doesn't like being called "boy".
Newly traded to the Stars, Jason Spezza, calls into the show to talk some hockey and fun stuff.
A British woman revealed her secret to a happy marriage while KT was on wireless Tuesday. The boys discuss this strange but interesting arrangement.
Several members of the Metroplex Atheists submitted a formal request to the Rowlett City Council to allow them to deliver an invocation before a city council meeting.
Workers were busy Wednesday moving and installing a huge, high-tech piece of cancer fighting equipment at the new Center for Proton Therapy.
The LBJ Presidential Library is marking the 50th anniversary of the signing of the landmark 1964 Civil Rights Act by using technology that's decidedly 2014.
John Wiley Price's attorney, Billy Ravkind, claimed he called off Wednesday's meeting because of all the publicity.
