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Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst has one week left to convince voters to keep him on the job another four years. Dewhurst is in a run-off with State Senator Dan Patrick of Houston -- who beat him 41-percent to 28-percent in March.
In Texas, there is no state agency that oversees general contractors like Pogue Construction. So, in cases like the one in Allen, it's up to the school district and city to make sure inspections are done and the contractor is following building codes.
There's been a recent rash of Rangers injuries breaking out, so Ben and Skin called up general manager Jon Daniels to talk about all the moves taking place.
The homes are rebuilt and schools are almost finished. Tuesday residents in Moore, Oklahoma started construction on a new hospital. The groundbreaking happened one year to the day after a tornado destroyed it all.
Every once in a while Skin likes to spend some quality time with Ben's wife, so she calls in to talk about Ben's shoe fetish.
Retired FBI Agent Warren Flagg joins the Ben and Skin show to comment on reports that Mark Cuban contacted him after the 2006 NBA Finals.
It's one of the many wonders of the world. Something pretty much every male has to eventually deal with...the prostate exam, and we turn it over to prostate expert Ben Rogers for a report!
An Oklahoma community devastated by a monster tornado a year ago marked the anniversary Tuesday with remembrances that honored the two dozen dead and looked toward the future.
A second grader's idea to help fellow classmate who may feel lonely is spreading fast through school campuses in Frisco.
There are reports that two people are dead after a double shooting in Fort Worth. Police and MedStar were called to the 5900 block of Calloway, in northwest Fort Worth.
Shortly after 3:30 Tuesday afternoon Dallas Fire-Rescue responded to a 911 call for a man who was seen struggling to tread water in White Rock Lake, near the pedestrian bridge next to the Mockingbird Lane Dog Park.
McKinney National Airport officials expect expansion at their facility to take off when the Wright Amendment expires at Dallas Love Field this fall.
In a community where football is king, a crumbling palace is no small matter—especially one that cost taxpayers $60 million dollars.
Safety concerns have TxDOT engineers taking another look at one of North Texas' busiest highways.
They've been in combat. They're often wounded and carry emotional scars. But most veterans say the scariest thing about military service is becoming a civilian again. Tuesday, a North Texas Green Beret got a little extra help with the transition.
