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Travel along Interstate-45 in Corsicana has been a nightmare these last 24 hours. Officials with the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) confirm that at its worst point there was a 20-mile backup in the southbound lanes of the interstate.
Miles Austin's offseason is shaping up as one of ceremony and an unceremonious move, one of marriage and one of divorce.
The state's power operator has extended a 'Conservation Alert' through Tuesday morning.
State Fire Marshal Chris Connealy is continuing to meet with local officials in Texas counties about the dangers of ammonium nitrate, the chemical that detonated in the West fertilizer explosion.
A former Pennsylvania coal town and a Dallas suburb lost a lengthy battle to enact anti-immigrant laws Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear their appeals.
According to a Wall Street Journal article, some companies screen the SAT results of prospective employees even decades after the standardized test was originally taken.
Even the tiniest bathroom can easily transform into a soothing spa. You don't need a million bucks to create a spa atmosphere at home.
Southwest Airlines is adding additional international fares to new destinations in Mexico, starting mid August.
American Airlines has had a couple unusual problems on Monday morning. First, a jet got stuck in the mud just off of the taxiway. Then, an arriving flight clipped a concrete pillar.
The Supreme Court will not hear arguments regarding the ban that would prevent illegal immigrants from renting housing in Farmers Branch.
Perhaps atoning for past sins, Hollywood named the brutal, unshrinking historical drama "12 Years a Slave" as the best picture at the 86th annual Academy Awards.
Winter weather can often lead to many delays and cancellations at DFW International Airport, but things are actually running pretty smoothly on Monday morning.
An unoccupied American Airlines jet being towed to a maintenance hangar went off a taxiway at DFW International Airport during freezing weather on Monday morning.
The traffic story has been the same for much of the Metroplex. Highways are typically passable, if drivers go slowly. But side streets and parking lots are still covered with ice.
