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In the final Christmas rush, some North Texans are worried about another problem -- identity theft. Over the weekend Chase Bank took an aggressive approach and instituting spending limits. Monday, the bank made another change.
"Home for the holidays" has a whole new meaning this year for a Dallas army veteran. He did not unwrap his present this year. He unlocked it.
Earthquakes have hit the northwest part of the metroplex for the eighteenth time since November 20 -- 11 of those quakes have been near Azle. The continued shaking has some thinking about getting earthquake insurance.
Seven people who were hurt in a traffic accident involving a Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus and four other vehicles during freezing weather have been released from area hospitals.
A rural North Texas man has been indicted of capital murder for one of five killings authorities say he carried out in a late October shooting spree.
Retail gasoline prices across Texas have risen slightly as drivers take to the roads for the holiday season.
Only 14,000 residents of Texas have successfully enrolled so far. Texas has approximately six million uninsured legal residents.
The battle for AP entertainer of the year came down to the Girl on Fire and the Queen of Twerk.
Relatives of a demolition worker who died after a four-story fall at Texas A&M's under-renovation football stadium have sued a construction company.
Atmos Energy says its crews have discovered a gas leak on Harwood Road in North Richland Hills, where a home exploded Saturday.
Texas cities are ramping up efforts to get people enrolled in President Barack Obama's health care exchange as they face a deadline for insurance coverage to begin Jan. 1.
Like a modern day Santa, 9-year-old Elissa Martin del Campo, has arrived at Scottish Rite hospital, with SUVs stuffed with toys.
