DFW Teen Stars In Nickelodeon Sitcom
Some big names in entertainment have come from the Lone Star State, and the latest is DFW's own Paola Andino, star of the new Nickelodeon series "Every Witch Way."
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Some big names in entertainment have come from the Lone Star State, and the latest is DFW's own Paola Andino, star of the new Nickelodeon series "Every Witch Way."
Ever wonder what the NFL players and coaches are saying on the sidelines? This video tries to read their lips. It's almost certainly not accurate, but it is hilarious.
A wrong-way crash in Dallas left one person dead on Monday morning. The incident happened along the northbound lanes of Central Expressway near Hall Street.
Big changes are coming this summer to Southwest Airlines. Starting on July 1, the Dallas based carrier will be going international for the first time with flights to Aruba, The Bahamas and Jamaica.
The Kevin Hart comedy "Ride Along" continued to speed through a typically quiet box-office frame, while the monster thriller "I, Frankenstein" couldn't be roused from the dead.
The four GOP candidates vying to be Texas lieutenant governor -- a post considered to be the most powerful in the state -- are getting their first televised chance to win voters.
In today's competitive marketplace, attracting business is just as important as having a great product or service. Grow your business through marketing.
Dr. Jennifer Parvin uses her educational background to consult with school districts to create leadership pipelines at all levels from teachers to assistant/associate principals and above.
Director of Surgical Services Health Care gives healthy prognosis when it comes to combining higher education with career success.
After many impressive contributions to the film industry, Melina McKinnon reflects on how education and a life changing event changed her career path.
Data protection is important for guarding against computer loss or theft, as well as hackers. Keep your files safe with these simple tips.
Nearly two months after suffering fourth-degree burns over 80% of his body, a Burleson teenager remains at Parkland Hospital.
Southlake softball and baseball players came out on Jan. 25 and 26 to raise money for wounded warriors in a slow-pitch tournament.
Crews are battling a 2-alarm home fire in the 300 block of Calais Dr in Keller.
Working-age people now make up the majority in U.S. households that rely on food stamps -- a switch from a few years ago, when children and the elderly were the main recipients.
