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The Dallas Film Society is bringing Lee Daniels to North Texas as a special guest of honor at their upcoming "The Art of Film" event next month.
Offices closed by the partial government shutdown will begin re-opening on Thursday morning across the nation, including here in North Texas. But it will likely take a while for government employees to catch up on the backlog of work.
The Texas Department of State Health Services expects more than 1,000 mustachioed fifth-graders for the Red Ribbon Rally on Thursday. The rally supports anti-drug efforts.
Who says tetherball is just for kids? A bear in Nevada enjoys playing as well -- albeit by himself.
Fans at the Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth will be able to get a bacon-infused milkshake at the Texas 500 NASCAR races coming October 31.
A rocking chair used by President John F. Kennedy in the White House is going on display in New York City, prior to being auctioned off in Dallas late next month.
A mother and her teenage son were shot on Wednesday night after a domestic dispute turned violent in DeSoto.
There has been an act of vandalism at one of the most historic places in North Texas. Graffiti found at the Sixth Floor Museum has officials discussing security for next month's commemoration of the JFK assassination.
"I got on and I couldn't get off." "They didn't give us no choice!" Those are some of the excuses Dallas County Sheriff Deputies are hearing from drivers traveling solo in the high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes along Interstate-30 in Dallas.
With his plane shaking violently and smoke filling the cabin, passenger Cliff McKenzie dialed his wife 26 times before connecting to her voicemail. Listening to it Wednesday, he remembered the moment aboard Spirit flight 165 clearly.
The attorney for a Texas man accused of dousing a boy with gasoline and then setting him on fire on his eighth birthday in 1998 on Wednesday questioned the reliability of evidence against his client.
When a Spirit Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing on Tuesday, Casey Rogers of Krum experienced the terror firsthand.
This month many people are thinking 'pink' for breast cancer awareness, but for survivors, the fight is anything but pretty. Now local survivors have taken to the internet to paint another picture of breast cancer.
Former Dallas Stars center, and DFW legend Mike Modano calls in to the Ben and Skin show to discuss the Dallas Stars and to take a run at the Terrifying Ten.
