Spin-Cyclists Raise Money To Combat Ovarian Cancer
More than 300 people participated in "Wheel to Survive," a six-hour indoor cycling event, in Dallas Sunday to raise money for the fight against Ovarian Cancer.
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More than 300 people participated in "Wheel to Survive," a six-hour indoor cycling event, in Dallas Sunday to raise money for the fight against Ovarian Cancer.
Your insurance company and state government maintain directories of doctors. These can be great starting places for learning where to get care.
Hundreds of people gathered in Preston Hollow Park this Saturday, for a rally in opposition to a new apartment development plan.
A man has been arrested and charged with murder after admitting to police that he stabbed another man on Feb. 18.
Another round today in the debate over the current state law on open carrying was taken to North Richland Hills.
Race and cultural differences were on the table today at the second installment of "Conversations about Race," a multi-part discussion series held in the Dallas City Hall Council Chambers.
Two birds, one stone. Nearly 1,900 volunteers partnered with a Dallas-based company Saturday morning to both break a Guinness World Record and feed the homeless.
An arrest was made Friday in Melissa, Texas in connection to the Sept. 9, 2013murder of a single mother.
A woman has been charged with intoxicated manslaughter after an overnight accident in the 3400 block of Cedar Crest Blvd. killed the passenger in the car she was driving.
CBS 11 News spoke to two victims from a sting of driveway robberies in Dallas.
Cory made the most mistakes last week so he suffered the wrath of Thursday's Wheel of Misfortune spin.
This year's dangerous strain of the flu has claimed more North Texas lives in the past week.
The World War II Kindertransport was a British rescue operation that saved thousands of children's lives but not before offering parents a harrowing choice. One North Texas woman who lived through it is now speaking out to make sure the next generation never forgets.
A North Texas man who pleaded guilty to trying to blow up a natural gas pipeline with a homemade bomb last year in Plano wants to withdraw that plea.
