Facebook Pulls Woman's Big Game Photos
Facebook has deleted some big game trophy photographs posted by a 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader, saying that the pictures violated the social media website's standards.
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Facebook has deleted some big game trophy photographs posted by a 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader, saying that the pictures violated the social media website's standards.
The tens of thousands of Central American children entering the U.S. illegally is both a humanitarian crisis and a national security one, Texas Gov. Rick Perry testified Thursday at a congressional field hearing in South Texas.
Sundance Square President and CEO Johnny Campbell views their new rule as a guarantee other activities won't interrupt so-called fountain time.
KT had a post Big Balls interview with a biker named Roger who loves the Cowboys!
Shan & RJ producer Roy White is getting married this weekend so he joined Ben and Skin for a segment at BBQ's Galore in Grapvine
Ben committed a major basketball sin this morning at his pick-up basketball game
Ben talks to his kids about the free agents on the market and what the Mavs should do
Rangers assistant GM Thad Levine calls in to the Ben and Skin show
The guys discuss the best places to go see fireworks
Opposition and criticism are building against Dallas County Commissioner Clay Jenkins' plan to bring to Dallas 2,000 unaccompanied minors from Central America who crossed the Texas border.
Arlington hosted its annual Independence Day fireworks display Thursday night in anticipation of the July Fourth commemoration.
Inside Yoga Balance in McKinney, a group of women are trying to find the right balance.
More than 2,000 children from Central American countries who came into United States illegally and without parents, will wait in Dallas County before sitting in a court room and learning their future.
A look at the stories creating buzz on social media sites like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and others.
The Mavs knew all along that Dirk Nowitzki would re-up in Dallas. The deal is reportedly in the $10 million a year range, for three years, with some creativity tucked in.