Some City Leaders Want To Stop Treating Water With Fluoride
The debate on fluoride in the Dallas public water system was heard again at city hall Tuesday.
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The debate on fluoride in the Dallas public water system was heard again at city hall Tuesday.
The family of 73-year-old Jerry Wayne Waller, the homeowner shot and killed by at least one Fort Worth police officer last March, issued a statement Tuesday night.
A new study released today shows women in Texas are 1.2 percent more likely to live in poverty than a man, and generally makes $9,158 less per year than her male counterpart.
Rumbling down the runway at New York's JFK airport, American Airlines pilot Bill Elder points the nose of the Boeing 787 skyward and takes off for Denver.
A CBS 11 News crew is following the David Dewhurst campaign. The current Lieutenant Governor will be watching the runoff election results from Houston. Earlier Tuesday Dewhurst told CBS 11 the he is cautiously optimistic.
Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee couldn't have been more frustrated as he hobbled off the Valley Ranch practice field.
The Dallas Fort Worth home price index went up 1.2 percent from February and has jumped 10 percent from March of last year.
Some predict rain in Texas will help Dan Patrick in Tuesday's elections.
President Obama announced that the U.S. will leave 9,800 troops in Afghanistan after 2014, if the Afghan government signs a security agreement allowing their presence.
Although Sen. Ted Cruz isn't a candidate this election season, he remains on the minds of many Republican primary voters deciding the highly charged race for lieutenant governor.
Bush spokesman Freddy Ford says Bush had the procedure Saturday and returned home to Dallas Monday.
The crime rate in Dallas has decreased over the last 10 years. Because of this, Chief David Brown is asking for funding for less police officers and more police technology.
A woman is enraged by a sign posted at a Plano bar that trivialized domestic violence. The bar apologized, saying an employee "wrote something offensive without owner's approval."
In an attempt to collect on millions of dollars in unpaid tolls, the North Texas Tollway Authority is now using automatic license plate readers to catch habitual toll violators.
San Francisco Bay Area travel expert Carole Terwilliger Meyers shares helpful tips on traveling with kids.
