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For the first time in 52 years, two spellers have been declared co-champions of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Ansun Sujoe of Fort Worth, and Sriram Hathwar of Painted Post, New York, shared the title after a riveting final-round duel.
Apple's $3 billion purchase of headphone maker and music streaming company Beats Electronics is expected to put the squeeze on competitors, which are already struggling to churn a profit in the music streaming industry.
Downtown Dallas is experiencing an apartment building boom. To see why, people need look no further than the Main Street Garden park.
The details of Katy Perry's demands before concerts have been leaked to the public and entertainment reporter KT finds the juicy bullet points in this edition of the Hollywood Shuffle.
Why is former Cowboys WR Jesse Holley the self proclaimed "Doo Doo Queen"? Listen here to find out!
Ryann Jones is busy preparing for a test just like other 6th graders do at the end of the school year. But this 12-year-old's test will be in front of a large audience and on a big stage. Jones' talents will be showcased on Broadway.
An effort to protect a town's water has gone way too far, that according to both an area fire and police chief. The leaders fear people in the city of Lavon may not be safe, after the water company locked nearly every fire hydrant in town.
Hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate after a fire at an East Texas fertilizer storage facility.
The I-team has spent months investigating possible safety concerns after a Union Pacific freight train slammed into the side of a truck Nov. 15, 2012.
Long awaited roadwork is slated to begin later this year on the 183 Airport Freeway.
Dallas police are investigating a horrible crash in Oak Cliff that seriously inured three teens on the way to graduation practice.
The Cowboys new wide receiver Devin Street calls in for his very first Ben and Skin show interview!
The Texas Attorney General says the state doesn't have to disclose where it gets its execution drugs.
Boxes and boxes of stolen boots, more than $1 million dollars worth of merchandise, has been found and the people who stole them have been arrested, according to police.
The attorney for a man who broke into the house of Texas gubernatorial hopeful Wendy Davis said Thursday she believes her client would have gotten a lighter sentence than eight years if the homeowner wasn't a public figure.
