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An intense fight breaks out between Ben and Skin when they discuss Ben's love for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
Since he was acquitted for the murder of an unarmed teenager in mid-July, George Zimmerman has managed to stay in the news.
The Garland Health Department received a report of a laboratory confirmed human case of West Nile Virus Monday in an person who lives in the 2900 block of Newburyport Avenue.
Carl Icahn is giving up his bitter takeover fight for Dell a few days before shareholders are scheduled to consider the latest buyout offer from the company's founder Michael Dell.
An SMU student says an unknown man grabbed her and tried to sexually assault her as she walked near Ford Stadium Sunday night.
Authorities are searching for a 44-year-old Dallas man who was sentenced to 45 years in prison for his role in the burglary of a deceased man in McKinney.
While the Texas National Guard refuses to allow same-sex spouses to apply for federal benefits, the North Carolina National Guard has decided to begin recognizing same-sex marriages.
Tony Romo probably won't escape discomfort this week. But he's dodged a serious-injury bullet with the Cowboys saying their quarterback underwent X-rays on Monday morning looking for damage in the area of his ribs and that the results are negative.
George Strait will finish off his two-year farewell tour in the biggest house in his home state of Texas — the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium.
Passenger flew fewer miles on Southwest Airlines in August, but they paid more per mile than a year ago. Passenger revenue for every seat flown one mile rose 4 percent.
Ares Management and a Canadian Pension said that they are buying the luxury chain Neiman Marcus for $6 billion. The deal is expected to be finalized in the fourth quarter.
This is the final week for drivers to pay any overdue tolls before facing stiff penalties from the North Texas Tollway Authority.
In an exclusive interview with Charlie Rose, President Bashar Assad said that he is "disappointed" in the Obama administration for pursuing a strike against Syria.
Dozens of Dallas students had been getting picked up by taxis, vans and even private cars. But that changed Monday morning, as the yellow school buses were back on duty.
