Texas Democratic Stars To Appear Together
Gubernatorial hopeful Wendy Davis is making a relatively rare appearance with two of Texas' other brightest Democratic stars.
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Gubernatorial hopeful Wendy Davis is making a relatively rare appearance with two of Texas' other brightest Democratic stars.
Almost three years have passed since the rains returned and Texas emerged from a historic drought. Yet there still isn't enough water.
Fast bikes and a giant dirt course have replaced the football field at AT&T Stadium in Arlington this weekend as Monster Energy Supercross rides into the Metroplex.
Texas troopers have helped rescue 39 missing or sexually exploited children in trafficking-related investigations during 2013.
Sid Caesar is being remembered as a genius of TV comedy, influencing shows today including "Saturday Night Live." He died Wednesday after a brief illness. He was 91 years old.
In an effort to grab the attention of its passengers, Air New Zealand is using Sports Illustrated swimsuit models to get its message across.
Families in several Dallas neighborhoods are on alert after armed suspects have targeted residents in their driveways. This has happened 20 times just this year.
Not far from Garland High School lies an apartment complex, where the city's highest concentration of registered sex offenders reside.
According to local police, cell phones are one of the most commonly stolen items. Now, lawmakers are pressing to require that phones are built with a 'kill switch.'
The Dallas County Precinct 5 Constable is raising some eyebrows over a recent film appearance.
On Tuesday night in Dallas, the President and CEO of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, Richard Fisher, made a speech that's making national headlines, about who he blames for the still sluggish economy.
Police arrested a criminal defense attorney at the Dallas County Courthouse on Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon the gymnasium where the Lady Texan basketball team plays was empty. The season is over but it was never supposed to end like this.
Parents in Frisco are upset that the school district is no longer offering bus service to a recently rezoned neighborhood.
Ben pranks a Ben and Skin Show intern by questioning him some possible inappropriate audio he provided Ben with. After the prank, Ben's son Max weighs in with his thoughts on the prank.
