Muted Summer For Immigration Law Opposition
Opposition to immigration overhaul legislation has been relatively muted this summer.
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Opposition to immigration overhaul legislation has been relatively muted this summer.
Residents in Saginaw said it smelled like raw sewage, rotten food, and even like a dead animal.
A closed-door session of the Dallas ISD School Board ended late Thursday without a decision on a report into allegations Superintendent Mike Miles attempted to manipulate a district contract to a provider of his choosing.
There is a major shift happening inside North Texas hospitals. Some medical facilities are closing their nurseries and pacifiers are disappearing from the maternity wards.
Imagine being carjacked, frightened and ultimately tossed to the ground. That was the terrifying circumstances that happened near Pecan Grove Park in Oak Cliff and tonight has an elderly woman recovering in a North Texas hospital.
A former Central Texas paramedic has been released on bond pending trial on a federal charge that he possessed pipe bomb materials.
"The best songs of the millennium according to the website Grantland have been inserted into a bracket, and the Ben and Skin show are putting their own spin on things beginning with the 2000-2003 bracket."
Skin's Power Rankings-"On this edition of Skin's Power Rankings, Skin spends a large amount of time talking about doo doo. That's right, the biggest beast in college football, JaDeveon Clowney!"
Audio Avalanche-"In this edition of the Audio Avalanche, the crew debates the merits of the wave, investigates some seedy Steve Busby audio, and also the most impassioned speech in public speaking history."
Jon Daniels-"Rangers General Manager and President of Baseball Operations Jon Daniels joins Ben and Skin to discuss the greatness of Adrian Beltre, how the Rangers are faring as we enter the stretch run, and to take some fantasy football advice from Ben."
Fort Worth officials say the city has ceased all demolition operations until it can figure out how two buildings that were not supposed to be demolished were torn down by a contractor despite city oversight.
With the opening of schools just days away, the town of Kemp, in Kaufman County, is reeling with news of an apparent attempted kidnapping.
It's a call that gained more attention than Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst may have ever expected. After Allen police arrested his step-niece for shoplifting Dewhurst personally called the police department to help her.
