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March Madness is about to take over North Texas. There will be tailgating, concerts, and a fun run… all in all it seems like there's something for everyone. There's only one major problem – getting there!
After an opening day loss, Ben adds another player to his tree of trust, and this time it's a Texas Ranger.
General Motors is recalling 1.5 million vehicles in the U.S. because the electronic power-steering assist can suddenly stop working.
A local contractor says he thought it was a godsend when a company offered to help him recoup money he was owed.
A glitch kept Nina Tillmon of Grand Prairie from completing the process to sign up for insurance on the government's website healthcare.gov. But she says she's not too concerned.
The guys listen to some audio that was recorded during last Saturday's Mudbug Bash
On his 71st birthday, the Ben and Skin Show paid tribute to legendary actor Christopher Walken.
As thousands of kids begin their State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness or STAAR tests this week, an Irving mother is taking a stand against the standardized exams… and she's not alone.
What does Brooklyn Decker talk about? What ever she wants! The hottie joined New School to talk about her new CBS Television show and give the boys some insights on her sports knowledge.
The U.S. Department of Transportation is issuing a final safety rule that requires rearview technology in many new vehicles. The move is an effort to reduce deaths and serious injuries caused by backup accidents.
Residents like Tina Peters know all too well about the long-lasting drought in North Texas. As the water supply dries up, so does the money flowing into her car wash business.
There were a few showers across the northern half of North Texas on Monday, but those were not very strong. The next three days could feature a threat for severe weather.
The eyes of college basketball lovers will be on North Texas this weekend as the NCAA brings its Final Four Tournament to AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Preparations are underway across the region, including Dallas.
A prosecutor has told jurors that a Houston woman stabbed her already injured boyfriend to death by sitting on him and striking him in the face at least 25 times with her stiletto heel.
