Julie Fisk Reviews "The Kings Of Summer"
The Kings of Summer is about two teenaged boys who get so fed-up with their home life that they move out to a tree house in the wilderness.
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The Kings of Summer is about two teenaged boys who get so fed-up with their home life that they move out to a tree house in the wilderness.
A 4-year-old boy accidentally shot himself on Wednesday evening after finding a loaded gun at his grandfather's house.
It's always been a dream of Troy Hughes to be the voice of Big Tex. Did he get the gig?
The National Security Agency is currently collecting the telephone records of millions of U.S. Verizon customers, under a top secret court order. A British newspaper reports the order was granted on April 25 and is good until July 19.
The Force is in Grapevine, as a very elaborate and interactive "Star Wars" Lego display opens at Legoland.
James Faust with the Dallas Film Society looks at the latest movies opening in theaters, from high-profile comedy "The Internship" to smaller flick "The Kings of Summer."
Overnight storms in the DFW area and West Texas have left tens of thousands of homes and businesses without electricity.
Two North Texas men have been sentenced to 15-year federal prison terms for sex trafficking of teenagers.
You never know what could become a deal breaker when it comes to landing a new job. So, students graduating this spring should first clean up their social media pages.
What are cats thinking when they look so innocent, but you know they're plotting something? This video takes a look.
Texas lawmakers are inviting the public to weigh-in on the state's political districts at hearings in both Dallas and Austin. The hearings are scheduled for Thursday.
Racism and discrimination allegations are troubling the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, where employees bemoaned "a legacy of intolerance" in a report.
Two teachers from an Oklahoma school demolished by a tornado will be co-grand marshals at the IndyCar Series race Saturday night in Texas.
Two attempted sexual assaults in two weeks, along the same street in north Dallas, have woman and police on alert.
A Garland family is upset that the driver of a car who struck and killed their 14-year-old daughter will not be charged in her death.
