Pet Of The Week: Lucy
This is Lucy. She has a microchip, but her owners did not respond to phone calls, so now she needs a new home. Can you help her out?
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This is Lucy. She has a microchip, but her owners did not respond to phone calls, so now she needs a new home. Can you help her out?
It appears a Houston process server didn't appreciate being duped...and she let that be known by urinating in a man's driveway.
It's not a feature film, but Wonder Woman is back. This creative short film depicts Wonder Woman and considers both sides of the female warrior.
Jurors hear a second day of testimony in Dallas as they wait for Mark Cuban to take the stand in his insider-trading trial.
A Dallas woman who contends her business teaching hair braiding represents an ancient African art form is suing Texas regulators who say she needs to take classes as a barber and pass state exams.
A grandfather and his two grandchildren from Carrollton, who had been missing for two days, should be reunited with family members later on Wednesday.
Bigfoot is real--just ask the researchers who have logged countless hours to prove their beliefs. New photos and videos filled with never before seen images were released Tuesday by the Sasquatch Genome Project.
When you call 911 you expect crews to respond within minutes. But if you have an emergency in parts of south Fort Worth, it could take up to 15 minutes for first responders to get to you.
Nearly 24 hours into the government shut down some North Texans told CBS 11 it's not anger they feel, it's hurt. Now those who have been fighting for more benefits, in some cases for years, are stuck waiting again.
Nearly two months after joining the U.S. Department of Justice Lawsuit to block the proposed merger between American Airlines and US Airways, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott announced he's pulling out of the suit after reaching a settlement.
It's a view rarely seen from the Top of the GBag Nation - the legendary 12th floor. Chris Arnold gives you a behind the scenes tour!
Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples, Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson and tea party-backed state Sen. Dan Patrick of Houston are all challenging Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, who is seeking re-election.
Dallas Schools Superintendent Mike Miles did not lose his job Monday night. On Tuesday Miles acknowledged a chasm between he and some trustees who believe he is no longer suitable for the job.
A lot of North Texas voters are furious over the government shut down.
As millions of uninsured Americans logged onto the Healthcare Marketplace website Tuesday morning, several states experienced delays or site-crashing.
