Driver Dials 911 After Highway Shooting
A newly released 911 call illustrates the fear a driver felt moments after a bullet shattered her front windshield.
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A newly released 911 call illustrates the fear a driver felt moments after a bullet shattered her front windshield.
Ryan Place is known for its charm and historic homes. But one family in the area recently had an unwelcome guest. Family members explained that while they were at church on Sunday a thief broke into their home and his "visit" was caught on tape.
As the last hours of early voting wound down Tuesday, Christina Hughes Babb echoed concern from fellow Lake Highlands residents. "It's a low turnout altogether for the election," she said.
"Don't Mess With Texas," is more than a popular ad campaign, according to a recent Gallup poll.
Prosecutors have dropped felony charges against a Dallas slaughterhouse and one of its executives that arose from the dumping of pig's blood into a creek along the Trinity River near the slaughterhouse.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was showered with questions regarding Heisman winning quarterback Johnny Manziel on Tuesday at the teams pre-NFL Draft press conference at the Valley Ranch headquarters.
A former mortician sentenced to life for killing a rich East Texas widow will be released from prison early under an agreement with the district attorney who prosecuted him.
In addition to guiding company strategy and keeping Wall Street happy with ever-growing profits, today's CEOs are also being held responsible for lapses in computer security.
Democrat Wendy Davis is renewing attacks in the Texas governor's race on Republican rival Greg Abbott over past turmoil at the state's $3 billion cancer-fighting agency.
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Attorneys for a Texas death row inmate have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit seeking to delay his execution following a bungled execution in Oklahoma.
A high school student is among three people involved in a deadly Arlington crash.
For the first time in the school's history, the student body at Texas Woman's University in Denton has elected a man as its Student Government Association president.
The family of a North Texas teenager who killed four people and injured 12 in a drunken-driving wreck has reached a settlement of more than $2 million with the family of a teenage boy left disabled.
Dallas Police are looking for an attacker who shot a man and took his possessions before apologizing to his victim.
