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The high summer temperatures are causing many cars to break down across the metroplex. It's a dangerous side effect for drivers, many of whom find themselves stranded dangerously on the side of the road.
A former car salesman claims he was subjected to extreme workplace bullying.
Texas Tech fired Leach in December 2009 amid accusations he mistreated James' son, a player who had a concussion. The suit against ESPN and Spaeth Communication alleged libel and slander.
Major Nidal Hasan was allowed to continue representing himself on Thursday after the judge barred his standby attorneys from taking over
Unscrupulous door-to-door salespeople frequent Texas neighborhoods mostly during the summer months. Officials say they've recently seen an increased number of Texans scammed by people selling security systems.
It's been a long, belt-busting road to get here, but now only four remain in the quest to win the 2013 Burger Battle title.
Health and Human Services Secretary says Obama administration is open to negotiate health care plan for Texans.
Late last month police in Arlington were called to a group home where they found the body of one of its resident's in an SUV parked outside the facility. Investigators have now arrested an employee of the group home for the death.
The Texas Education Agency says 92 percent of districts and nearly 85 percent of Texas schools meet the state's minimum standards.
With Thursday's predicted high of 104 - and a possible heat index of 108 – ERCOT, which operates the state's power grid, will be busy keeping things cool.
President Barack Obama has called his predecessor, former President George W. Bush, to wish him well as he recovers from a heart procedure to ease a blocked artery.
Shares of J.C. Penney shares jumped 7 percent after a media report that the retailer is starting a new CEO search to replace Mike Ullman.
Four people in Texas are holding million-dollar Powerball tickets, and one of them is in Arlington.
