Good Samaritan Drowns In Lewisville Lake
A man drowned in Lewisville Lake Friday while trying to help another person whose canoe capsized.
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A man drowned in Lewisville Lake Friday while trying to help another person whose canoe capsized.
A landspout formed near Ray Roberts Lake Saturday afternoon. It was reported at 2:35 p.m. by a weather observer at the Denton Municipal Airport, according to the National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office.
Case McCoy and these Texas seniors gave Mack Brown a much needed and long-awaited win over Oklahoma.
Daffodils Preschool in McKinney has a progressive approach to learning. Educators there believe children teach themselves and at the same time they like some level of organization and discipline.
Fall has arrived in Dallas. The landscape is covered with burnt orange and crimson, not because of the turning of the leaves, but because of the Red River Rivalry.
Work refrigerators are notorious for being ultra smelly science experiments, or they are the scene of some pretty heinous food-theft crimes...but Brendan highlights some best stories of what goes on behind closed doors.
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Lindie Gibbins urges everyone to take the threat of West Nile seriously because of what it did to her.
Plano police have arrested a Dallas man they say had thousands of dollars worth of drugs hidden in his car.
Dallas County Health and Human Services has reported the fourth human West Nile Virus case in the city the 2013 season. The resident lives in the 75228 zip code and was diagnosed with West Nile Fever.
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As conference play wears on and games becomes more important, the candidates will need even BETTER numbers and more electric performances.
A Fort Worth woman who admitted to choking her child to death has been sentenced to 35 years in prison.
