Pet Of The Week: J.D.
J.D. is an 8-year-old Chihuahua who makes a great lap dog. But he just needs a home to call his own. Can you help him out?
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J.D. is an 8-year-old Chihuahua who makes a great lap dog. But he just needs a home to call his own. Can you help him out?
A Dallas man who helped run a heroin ring in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.
The Exide battery recycling plant in Frisco has been shut down for a year. But some Frisco residents said that the fight is not yet over. The issue is what to do with the plant's waste.
Some local heroes are in for a special treat ahead of Veterans Day. The Texas Rangers and Southwest Airlines are taking 13 veterans to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, as part of a program called 'Faces of Freedom.'
The rollout of the Affordable Care Act did not go as planned. But on Wednesday, President Barack Obama will be in Dallas to thank the volunteers who have been educating the uninsured.
Two men helped rescue a cub lion who was driven from her pride. Now, the lionesss has developed a heartwarming bond with the men who saved her.
Check out the most seriously tricked-out elevators in the world.
The U.S. Geological Survey said that a 2.6 magnitude earthquake hit Tuesday night, centered a mile east-southeast of Reno, in Parker County, about 20 miles northwest of Fort Worth.
A court is set to hear arguments on whether a Texas state board violated the free speech rights of a group that sought a customized license plate featuring the Confederate flag.
It was a bad night for stadium financing in the Houston area, with one suburban district voting down a bond issue that would have built a deluxe high school football stadium.
The Astrodome was a technological marvel when it opened in 1965. It was the first domed and air-conditioned stadium and became Houston's defining landmark.
Arlington voters are cheering to cocktails. A proposition that would allow hard liquor sales in the city for the first time passed on Tuesday night with overwhelming support.
A group of North Texas moms came up with an interesting idea to raise money for a local charity. But the organization on the receiving end told the group, "no thank you." It's the reason why they turned down the money that has people talking.
Tuesday's ballot measure was widely expected to pass. It had the backing of environmental groups and most of the state's top elected officials, including Republican Gov. Rick Perry.
