Texans With Character: Tonya & Sabrina Fuqua
Doing something nice for others helps you feel good, too. But for Tonya Fuqua and her daughter, helping others is helping her overcome a painful and chronic digestive disease.
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Doing something nice for others helps you feel good, too. But for Tonya Fuqua and her daughter, helping others is helping her overcome a painful and chronic digestive disease.
The Alliance Air Show kicks off Saturday at Alliance Airport in Fort Worth. Thousands of people are expected to attend the annual show, which will feature some of the best pilots this country has to offer.
Using approximately 4,000 photos, this stop motion film inspiration is simply amazing. It's of an old man who desperately wants to take his wife on a walk.
A medical examiner has ruled that a Texas woman who was found by her son dead in a freezer died after taking methamphetamine and other drugs.
JCPenney is opening its doors on Thanksgiving to kick off the holiday shopping season, as the beleaguered retailer hopes to get back in the game for the crucial selling period.
The top two candidates for governor will address the Texas' largest law enforcement union.
Texas A&M University System regents are honoring a man who has been called "the father of the modern Texas A&M University."
Forget your typical mobile homes, here are some the coolest mobile homes you've ever seen!
The nonprofit organization behind public television's "Sesame Street" is to launch a new early-childhood literacy program in Dallas.
A former Krum High School football quarterback is in police custody. William Wojciak has been charged with burglary and intent to commit other crimes, possibly arson.
A local church has reached out to help football players at Irving High School.
Think you know football? Can you pick 'em good? Get in on Week 7 of Shan's Pick 5
Dallas police shot a mentally challenged man earlier this week and the entire incident was caught on camera. But now there's a conflict – the officers' description of the event and video from a neighbor's security camera don't match up.
Most of us would rather not dole out cash to insure our cars and homes, not necessarily for something that doesn't even exist. Well, now there's a thriving industry dedicated to the sale of insurance -- for fantasy football players.
A very special kind of circus is in Fort Worth featuring feline 'purrformers'.
