Portion Of Collapsed Trinity Boulevard Set To Reopen Soon
Since it washed out and partially collapsed back in March, Trinity Boulevard near the Bell Helicopter facility has been closed to traffic.
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Since it washed out and partially collapsed back in March, Trinity Boulevard near the Bell Helicopter facility has been closed to traffic.
The guys from New School, along with Mac Engel, share love advice to FAN Fans in another exciting edition of New School Loveline.
Retail gasoline prices continue to creep upward as they've risen 6 cents this week across Texas. AAA Texas on Thursday reported the average price at the pump has reached $3.49 per gallon.
A Dallas family remembers their father, Lucky, who courageously responded to the fire in West and never returned.
Taking a selfie can be very dangerous -- particularly when you're doing it near train tracks with a train approaching while wearing headphones.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is making just his second visit to the 1,200-mile Texas-Mexico border since taking office nearly 16 months ago.
Friends and family in the small town of West are preparing to honor victims of the deadly fertilizer plant explosion that occurred one year ago today.
Syble Bohanan loves her new kitchen and her brand new home in West. But it's not something she and her husband Bo ever wanted.
A man in Rowlett was hoping for a ride across Lake Ray Hubbard on Wednesday night. Instead, he was tossed off a bridge and into the lake.
The Dallas bicycle helmet ordinance is creating some headaches for those who want to expand bike-sharing programs.
Months after surviving the fertilizer plant explosion, which rocked the small town of West, volunteer firefighter Robert Payne has started going out on calls again.
For the first time in their young lives a set of 9-month-old twins left a Dallas hospital. Brothers Emmett and Owen Ezell have had a tough road since birth. They were born conjoined, but left the hospital as separate little boys.
It was a crime spree that crippled the small North Texas town of Kaufman and left three people dead. Now, CBS 11's I-Team has exclusive, new information that reveals yet another bizarre twist in a case that made national news.
In the midst of the diabetes epidemic, a glimmer of good news: Heart attacks, strokes and other complications from the disease are plummeting.
