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A new online tool developed at Texas A&M could help Texas homeowners save money and energy based on where they plant trees.
The parents of a North Texas teen have sued three Dallas Cowboys players and a former player, claiming the players' negligence led to their son's near drowning at a football camp.
The holidays are fast approaching and several retailers across the area are preparing for the busy shopping season by increasing their staff over the next few months.
A man last known to live in Grapevine has been added to the Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offenders list after failing to register with the state.
This list includes five of the most haunted places in America, all with significant claims of real poltergeists.
A threatening note was found on an American Eagle flight, which departed from DFW International Airport and landed safely in Monroe, Louisiana Tuesday morning.
A 33-year-old Navarro County mother shot and killed her three sons --aged 4, 8, and 10 -- her husband and then turned the gun on herself.
A 53-year-old woman has been arrested and charged in the fatal shooting of her husband in Parker County.
The State Fair of Texas returns to Dallas in just three days. But when you arrive at Fair Park this year, you will most likely notice an increased security presence.
Eddie Gossage, the President of TMS, joined New School Tuesday morning to talk about Big Hoss TV, the 20,633-square-foot screen high-definition video screen that will be unveiled for the first NASCAR event at the venue in 2014.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a very popular event featuring firefighters happens in Grapevine next week, which helps raise awareness for the disease.
Good news for commuters! Traveling in and out of Fort Worth is about to get much easier. That is because construction on the 7th Street bridge is one month ahead of schedule.
What if stopped sleeping? Would your body eventually shutdown if you stopped sleeping all together? There are many questions surrounding sleep -- this video answers some of them.
Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, but a DFW-based nonprofit is working to help woman and children around the world find freedom.
