Nigerian Communities In Dallas Look Home In Grief
Pastor Michael Osifo recalls being able to play soccer until nightfall as a child in Nigeria.
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Pastor Michael Osifo recalls being able to play soccer until nightfall as a child in Nigeria.
A confession and a plea for compassion from a Fort Worth veterinarian Friday as he begged the state to let him work with animals again.
Police in central Texas say synthetic marijuana that caused more than 30 people to fall ill was obtained in Dallas and sold by dealers in downtown Austin.
An overturned cement truck is causing major traffic problems this Friday afternoon, just in time for the evening commute.
Virgin America created a public relations stir two weeks ago, when it landed at Dallas Love Field to announce new flights on Southwest Airlines' home turf.
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The East Texas Sports Boys return by calling the author of a Johnny Manziel book. Will shots be fired???
One day after the Department of Transportation refused to order GM to pull recalled vehicles off the road, the auto company has released a video showing tests they've done on the recalled vehicles.
New in theaters this week we have the comedy Neighbors starring Seth Rogen and Zac Efron.
An Amber Alert has been issued for a two-month-old girl who was reportedly abducted this morning by an unknown female in Stephenville.
Fans of a New York Times best seller, turned feature film are lining up by the hundreds at Gilley's Dallas.
Six men have been arrested in Waco on charges they raped a girl younger than 16.
The battle for two available gates at Dallas Love Field will come to an end on Friday, and a source has told CBS 11 News that Virgin America is going to come out on top.
A shooting in the courtyard of a Fort Worth apartment complex on Thursday night left two people dead, including a 17-year-old boy, and resulted in injuries to a third person.
Beginning on Friday, Netflix is raising its internet video prices by $1 per month for new customers and giving its current U.S. subscribers a two-year break from the higher rates.
