SeaWorld Brings Animals To CBS 11 News Studio
SeaWorld brought a porcupine and a pair of playful penguins to the CBS 11 News studio on Wednesday morning.
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SeaWorld brought a porcupine and a pair of playful penguins to the CBS 11 News studio on Wednesday morning.
Every night at 8:15 Fan Fans can help Kevin decide if he is better than everybody born on that day. On this day, Kevin goes after George Harrison, while Cory and Colby defend the Beatles great.
Ozzie Smith is the spokesperson for a plan to get MLB Opening Day accepted as a National Holiday.
CBS 11 News traffic expert continues to visit DFW area first responders to thank them for their service. This time, she stopped by the University Park Fire Department.
The hunt continues in Arlington on Wednesday for the killer of a shoe store manager. Police are hoping that surveillance camera pictures will lead them to a suspect.
The man who pleaded guilty to attempting to blow up a natural gas line in Plano is scheduled to be back in court on Wednesday afternoon to ask to withdraw his plea.
The world's most famous monster is back -- and he's coming to America. The latest "Godzilla" reboot pays homage to the original, as the monster wreaks destruction on mankind.
Telephone service to the City of Carrollton, including non-emergency police and fire, went down early Wednesday, but 911 calls were being received, officials said.
A Texas high school student is suspended for bringing a beer to school in his lunch, but he says it was an honest mistake.
Federal agents arrested two Dallas men Sunday after they watched them accept a shipment of 550 pounds of the drug Xanax, according to federal documents.
Finding a new primary care physician takes time, patience and research. Start by considering your personal needs.
A main goal of Obamacare is to switch the nation's healthcare system from one that focuses on treating illness to one that works to prevent illness and promote health and longevity.
Police released pictures of a truck in connection to Tuesday's homicide at a Red Wings shoe store on S. Cooper St.
General Motors on Tuesday doubled to 1.6 million the number of small cars it is recalling to fix faulty ignition switches linked to multiple fatal crashes.
It's been nearly two years since the city of Frisco and Exide Technologies agreed to shut down and demolish the battery recycling plant.
