Farmers Shelter Plants From Bitter Cold Snap
The threat of an unseasonably bitter cold snap has farmers and gardeners across North Texas looking for ways to shelter their plants.
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The threat of an unseasonably bitter cold snap has farmers and gardeners across North Texas looking for ways to shelter their plants.
This week on the Wheel of Misfortune, K&C Masterpiece's Colby Sapp, who formerly competed on the pro-wrestling circuit was set to take a punch to the face from a professional boxer.
Fort Worth Police say a thief who has gained access to several homes didn't have to break in.
Two men were convicted on felony offenses related to their roles in a scheme to use stolen identity information to fraudulently obtain millions of dollars in tax refunds.
The SPCA of Texas is offering $2,000 as a reward for anyone who provides information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrator(s) who has severely burned a cat.
Concerns about electronic cigarettes, including flavors and marketing that could appeal to young people, underscore the need to regulate the fast-growing industry, according to a Congressional report released Monday.
Officials with Dallas-based Southwest Airlines say the co-pilot of a plane that landed at the wrong airport in January has retired, while the plane's captain has resumed flying.
The conditions of conjoined twins separated last summer have steadily improved and officials say they'll be released this week from a Dallas hospital.
Police in Flower Mound are trying to figure out who's been targeting area homes and making off with rare and expensive jewelry.
The number of Americans who say that they have had important personal information stolen online is on the rise, according to a new report released on Monday.
The state fire marshal wants 46 facilities that store ammonium nitrate in Texas to make safety improvements following the deadly West fertilizer plant explosion last year.
In a turbulent economy with constantly changing rules it's no surprise that the bill from Uncle Sam can sneak up on some of us. Here are some tips to make sure you emerge (mostly) unscathed this April 15.
