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West ISD has spent the past weeks scrambling to provide classroom space to replace the three schools damaged in April's chemical plant explosion. And now, a sprawling maze of tan portable buildings surrounds the damaged frame of the old intermediate school.
The Cowboys insist they are "not hurrying'' Jay Ratliff back from the injuries that have kept him off the field for the last eight months. But some observers are impatient.
Cadillac's sleek new Elmiraj concept car will give you an idea of where the brand is heading, as it tries to compete with upscale imports from BMW and Mercedes.
Law enforcement officials arrested a 22-year-old Lewisville man suspected of stealing three bottles of pills from a Walgreens drug store in Flower Mound on Sunday morning.
A 4-year-old beluga whale named "Bella" has died at SeaWorld San Antonio.
An American Airlines pilot is facing federal child pornography charges after disturbing images of children were found on his personal computer.
A Texas traffic stop has yielded nearly $217,000 worth of stolen gold and silver plus jewelry swiped from a Macy's, Inc. store in Alabama.
A tiger described as the "soul" of a North Texas animal sanctuary has become the seventh big cat to die from an outbreak of a fatal virus.
The man convicted of the Fort Hood rampage begins the sentencing phase of his trial on Monday, facing a possible death sentence for the deadly mass shooting.
American Airlines said that its July profit doubled to $292 million as it benefited from a busy summer travel season and cost-cutting from its bankruptcy reorganization.
Every Emmy award winning actor can claim star-studded success on screen, but few can also consider themselves successful authors. These books show how some stars can make us cry, laugh, smile, and snicker on the screen as well as in a book.
Students in the Dallas ISD are returning to school on Monday morning, amid a controversy surrounding the district's superintendent.
Kids in the Fort Worth ISD are heading back to school on Monday morning, and the district is ready for classes to begin.
Students are returning to school on Monday, and drivers may have gotten used to a summer without buses and school zones.
