United Methodist Paper Publishes Last Edition
A newspaper that has chronicled United Methodist church affairs in Texas since its days as a republic is publishing its last edition.
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A newspaper that has chronicled United Methodist church affairs in Texas since its days as a republic is publishing its last edition.
A nook with just enough space for a bed has made a Dallas boarding house a point of fascination for 50 years, because of the man who occupied it in 1963 was Lee Harvey Oswald.
Environmental regulators say Dallas-based Reddy Ice has agreed to pay $61,500 to settle allegations of deficiencies at the ice maker's facility in north Denver.
With housing inventory levels near record lows in the Dallas / Fort Worth area, many would-be home buyers are writing 'Dear Seller' letters to help close the deal.
An unattended citronella candle is being blamed for a fire that destroyed a house in East Oak Cliff this morning.
A man who answered the door of his house to help fix a broken vehicle wound up getting shot Thursday night in Denton.
Three people in a kayak had to be rescued from the Trinity River greenbelt east of Denton early Friday morning after darkness fell and they became lost along the river.
A man in shorts and loafers pulled off what police called a takeover-style armed robbery in a restaurant full of customers in north Fort Worth.
An Allen husband and father has been charged with using Craigslist to hire a man to kill his wife.
Irving Independent School District is investigating after a new yearbook at Irving High School contained an insulting comment about a cheerleader.
American travelers aren't cheap, according to a major survey by TripAdvisor, which says stateside citiznes are among the world's top tippers.
A Dallas public housing development years in the making is finally ready to provide some much needed help for the elderly.
Starbucks lovers who smoke will have to find a new place to light up.
Cellphone pioneer Motorola is opening a Texas manufacturing facility that will create 2,000 new jobs and produce the first smartphone ever assembled in the U.S.
Members of Texas Task Force 1 used the water discharge rapids at the Exelon Power Plant on Lake Arlington for some very realistic swift water rescue training Thursday.
