CBS 11 Steals & Deals: May 21
With Memorial Day approaching, this week's Steals and Deals will help you bust summer boredom.
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With Memorial Day approaching, this week's Steals and Deals will help you bust summer boredom.
Memorial Day is almost upon us. The holiday marks the beginning of the summer season, and as such, it's also the beginning of summer vacation for many.
A dive team recovered the body of a drowning victim in White Rock Lake on Wednesday, a day after the man jumped into the lake from a bridge with a friend.
Marina Sirtis from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" was in Dallas this past weekend, and she spoke about the popular sci-fi franchise's most devoted fans and its possible future.
Surveillance pictures show the female suspect as she struck an officer on a bike when he approached her at the drive-through.
A look at the top stories from Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and other social media sites.
Controversy is brewing at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where a Muslim student has been allowed to enroll in the school's archaeology program.
A Denton pharmacist and her husband are both under arrest, accused of money laundering and diverting controlled drugs.
A truck carrying the home was traveling southbound along Loop 820 just south of I-30 when it hit a bridge and appeared to become stuck.
Criminal charges against Dallas Cowboy Henry Melton have been dropped, at the request of the man he was accused of assaulting, according to prosecutors.
President Barack Obama declared Wednesday that allegations of misconduct at VA hospitals are "dishonorable" and will be not be tolerated by his administration.
Rescue crews in Dallas continued combing through White Rock Lake on Wednesday morning, looking for a man who disappeared after jumping into the water on Tuesday.
The state's highest appeals court has upheld the conviction of a Dallas street gang member sent to death row for the fatal shootings of two brothers during a March 2009 home robbery.
Rick Reilly, an award winning storyteller and 11 time National Sportswriter of the Year, joined New School to share some of his more interesting stories.
The recall is General Motors' 29th this year, bringing the total number of recalled GM vehicles in the U.S. to around 13.8 million.
