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Orchestrated, videotaped, and primed to be provocative — open carry demonstrations in restaurants have become increasingly common. Critics say customers' growing discomfort with the armed patrons have forced corporations to take action.
With all of North Texas experiencing a deep drought, almost every week you hear about different cities cracking down on water usage. But CBS 11 News has learned that in many places the restrictions are nothing but an empty threat.
The amount of explosive gas tainting a North Texas neighborhood's water supply has increased in recent years, but the state's oil and gas regulator says it can't link the methane to drilling activity nearby,
A preliminary report from the Office of the Inspector General uses the North Texas VA Health Care System as just one example of what investigator say is a nationwide problem.
It's a busy segment as the Rangers make a trade and Ben presents a list of awkward greeting situations.
One of the greatest comedians on the circuit, Bill Burr calls in to the Ben and Skin show to promote his upcoming performances at the Arlington Improv.
The weekly tradition continues as callers chime in with sports takes in a contest to win Rangers tickets. This week it was a blood bath.
It seems like a weird question but after a deer hurls himself from an overpass, the gang debates on whether animals kill themselves or not.
The loss of the poet, author, teacher and civil rights champion is being felt around the world and in North Texas.
"Aladdin" isn't the first Disney film to lead to a stage adaptation. Here are six other Disney hits that have been reinterpreted on Broadway.
With strong support from grassroots conservatives, State Senator Dan Patrick of Houston easily defeated incumbent David Dewhurst to become the Republican nominee for Lt. Governor.
Fort Worth Police have released a sketch of a man they say has tried to kidnap two Keller ISD students.
While Tea Party candidates have not fared well against traditional Republicans in some states, they have apparently gained a foothold in Texas.
A fake ID ring has been broken up in Dallas, and the suspects had been keeping an eye on the federal agents watching them.
Both sides are firing new shots in the highly charged North Texas debate about carrying guns in public.
