Big Boy Stopped In Its Tracks, Again
The move of the Museum of the American Railroad's Big Boy steam locomotive was canceled Sunday.
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The move of the Museum of the American Railroad's Big Boy steam locomotive was canceled Sunday.
Beginning in July, seven emergency call centers – the Collin County Sheriff's Office, as well as McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Prosper, Murphy, and Sachse police departments – can now receive text messages from Verizon Wireless phones.
With Hollywood just down the highway from the host city of Dallas Cowboys training camp, it seems appropriate that the opening of the proceedings here have the flavor of a tripleheader at the Cineplex.
Several health coverage and care options are now available for individuals and families in lower income brackets.
Thousands of peaceful protestors rallied Saturday in downtown Dallas at the Trayvon Martin Rally For Justice.
Two firefighters were injured Saturday at a 3-alarm fire at an apartment complex in Irving.
The Richardson Health Department plans to ground spray three separate areas beginning tomorrow and Monday, weather permitting, in order to help prevent the spread of the West Nile virus.
While America has the most expensive health care system in the world, Americans do not live longer or have better health than people in most other developed countries.
President Barack Obama called on the nation Friday to do some soul searching over the death of Trayvon Martin and the acquittal of his shooter, saying the slain black teenager "could have been me 35 years ago."
Arlington police are on the scene at Six Flags Over Texas where witnesses say a woman has fallen to her death from a roller coaster.
Dallas' Southwest Center Mall has struggled since shoppers have fled to newer, suburban destinations. Now, after surviving bankruptcy and years of a tarnished public image it's in the midst of a jaw dropping revitalization.
New surveillance photos that could help capture the killer of a 6 year old girl have been released by the Saginaw Police Department.
Four men found living in "deplorable conditions" in a Houston garage on Friday told police that they were being held captive after being lured by promises of alcohol and cigarettes so that their captor could cash their public-assistance checks.
There is a legal showdown going on in court between Dallas County's top prosecutor and a judge who held him in contempt.
