$30,000 Millionaires
The shows talks to the producer of "$30,000 Millionaires", a new realty TV show coming to Dallas.
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The shows talks to the producer of "$30,000 Millionaires", a new realty TV show coming to Dallas.
Aisam Qureshi of the Texas Wild says he wants to spread the love for the game globally...one wheelchair at a time.
Harley-Davidson is recalling 66,421 Touring and CVO Touring motorcycles from the 2014 model year because their front wheels can lock up without warning.
The Fort Worth Planning and Zoning Commission voted in favor of a controversial, multi-million dollar construction project near the stockyards, but because of commission rules will recommend the city council deny the developers permission to build it.
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Cedar Hill Police confirm that three officers have been rushed to the hospital with burn injuries while trying to take a suspect into police custody.
University of Texas System accepts UT President Bill Powers' resignation.
Texas troopers have sidelined nearly 1,900 vehicles as part of the three-day nationwide safety effort called Roadcheck 2014.
President Obama is resisting calls to visit the border while he is in Texas on Wednesday and Thursday for political fundraisers.
Jewell Jenkins was last seen Sunday afternoon leaving her home on St. Joseph Street, near 75 and Gaston.
He's a lightning rod with his opinions and he has a LOT to say about LeBron James and the NBA free agency waiting game. It's Gregg Doyle from CBS Sports.
Former NFL safety Anthony Dorsett joined Shan & RJ to talk about his father, Tony Dorsett, and his battle with the NFL and the concussion lawsuit.
A five-hour videotaped deposition from Chris Kyle, who penned the book "American Sniper," will be the focus of Wednesday's testimony in a defamation trial surrounding the book, according to Minneapolis CBS station WCCO.
Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for bribery, money laundering and other corruption that spanned his two terms as mayor — including the chaotic years after Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005.
