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There isn't a cure for Alzheimer's, but researchers say they can slow the progression if it's caught early.
It's peaceful outside Tina Reese's home in Arlington, but inside the pain and heartache remains as his mother continues to mourn her 10-year-old son Tavian "TJ" Sabur.
The Texas Board of Education imposed tighter rules Friday on the citizen review panels that scrutinize proposed textbooks, potentially softening fights over evolution, religion's role in U.S. history and other ideological matters that have long seeped into what students learn in school.
Houston Texans lineman, Wade Smith, reminisces with Skin about going to rival high schools.
Craig Gass does some hilarious impressions of popular celebrities while on the Ben and Skin Show.
One year ago today, Mark Hasse, the top assistant Kaufman County DA, was shot to death one block from the courthouse.
Baltimore Ravens safety, James Ihedigbo, joins Ben and Skin as they talk about what life is like being a professional football player.
A police investigative report describes a Fort Worth homeowner as not being "pro police" when an officer shot him in his garage in May.
The Joshua teenager badly hurt when she plummeted 3500 feet to the ground in skydiving attempt is returning to North Texas less than a week after the accident.
Chelby Farley is a high school senior from Saginaw who loves coming to the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. But Farley experiences the stock show differently from most.
No matter where he went, during the Josh Brent trial, Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins heard the same question.
Former NFL and University of Texas quarterback Vince Young is asking for dismissal of his Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition.
At Richardson High School, what appears to be a gastrointestinal bug of some sort is spreading faster than an internet rumor… with dozens of students and staff complaining of stomach ache, vomiting, nausea and diarrhea.
American civil rights activist and Baptist minister Jesse Jackson jumped on with New School from Super Bowl Radio Row in NYC on Friday.
