No 100-Degree Temperatures Yet This Summer
We end the month at DFW without hitting 100°. The last time that happened was in June 2007. In fact, the highest temperature at DFW so far this summer has been 96°.
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We end the month at DFW without hitting 100°. The last time that happened was in June 2007. In fact, the highest temperature at DFW so far this summer has been 96°.
The tens of thousands of immigrant children who somehow make their way to America do so not knowing the language or what will happen next. But local leaders are calling on North Texans to put politics aside, and respond as parents.
Addison Kaboom Town is this Thursday from 5:00 p.m. until Midnight. Known as the "largest fireworks show in Texas" it's a popular destination for many people.
Are vandals targeting one particular North Texas group? Dallas police are trying to answer that question. They want to know who spray painted the numbers 666 on or near several Dallas landmarks.
Plans for what to do next about that big crack in the bluff along Lake Whitney are up in the air so to speak.
An Arlington golf course is taking it upon itself to tackle the water problems that have accompanied the North Texas drought. The decision was made to drill for water at Meadowbrook Park Golf Course.
Ben calls the Prince of Belgium to talk about the upcoming U.S.-Belgium Game
A North Texas woman has given birth to premature quintuplets and doctors say the three girls and two boys are doing well.
This one is about my personal vote for 10 of the best radio disc jockeys over a 40-50 year period. Certainly it is not all inclusive and doesn't list all of my favorites
The trial for the man who admitted to trying to blow up a natural gas pipeline begins today in federal court in Plano.
After several dry years, Texas has finally gotten some good rainfall and along with that comes the specter of disease-carrying mosquitoes.
Hunt Oil Company had a full building evacuation drill Monday as part of its emergency preparedness program.
Two Supreme Court appeals and one Federal appeal from Texas death row inmates were all recently denied - moving the condemned one step closer to execution.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins is proposing a partnership between the federal government, the county and non-profits that has not been seen since Hurricane Katrina.
