Airport's New Parking System Overcharging Thousands Of Drivers
Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport's new $56-million parking control system has overcharged thousands of drivers since the system went online earlier this month.
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Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport's new $56-million parking control system has overcharged thousands of drivers since the system went online earlier this month.
You've heard of sleep walking? Try sleep texting. No joke -- experts say they're seeing more and more people complaining about it.
It's a North Texas venture built on celebrating freedom. Now, members of one family are trying to protect their business from a city that wants them to destroy it.
Former heavyweight champion Ken Norton, who beat Muhammad Ali and later lost a controversial decision to him in Yankee Stadium, died Wednesday at a local care facility. He was 70.
Senator Wendy Davis, the Democrat who filibustered an abortion law for nearly 13 hours wearing pink running shoes, began the slow rollout of her campaign for Texas governor on Wednesday.
As the Washington Navy Yard shooting once again thrusts the 'unthinkable' to the forefront of the nation's consciousness, many North Texans are choosing to prepare, rather than panic.
The Rangers finally snap their 7 game win streak and the Ben and Skin Show celebrated the victory in their opening segment.
A guitar magically pops up in the studio and the crew sings a song about the Rangers coming off of last night's long-awaited victory.
America's most confusing game show THE SPORTS SPHINX is activated as Ben and Jessie Holley take on Brendan and Skin.
Cowboys Rookie Center Travis Frederick calls in to the Ben and Skin show to elaborate on his new endorsement deal.
Tarrant County has two new West Nile Virus victims -- and the county's health department has a new policy that won't notify media outlets for new cases unless there is a death.
The Dallas City Council passed a new budget for the 2013-14 fiscal year, as required by law. And though the economy is improving, the vote was not without controversy.
The Washington Navy Yard gunman visited two hospitals in the weeks before the rampage but did not say he was depressed or having thoughts of harming himself or others, the Veterans Affairs Department said Wednesday.
