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There is something more than a little fraudulent about media members issuing "draft grades.'' The pretense is that we know – better than, say, the Dallas Cowboys know – who is the right outside linebacker from Nowhere State who should be selected with pick No. 185.
Police are looking for the driver of a newer model gray Ford F-150 in connection with an aggravated assault.
A bill just introduced in Washington may provide the life-saving physical therapy a Keller girl has been fighting to receive.
For the first time since a fertilizer plant explosion ten days ago, the neighbors closest to it got to go home today---but only for a little while. Their homes in what's called zone-3 are still just too unsafe. People and trailers could be seen leaving the outbound check point for zone-3 in droves. They had to leave by 7pm Saturday because the homes inside not safe to be inside, and there's a curfew.
Fort Worth Police have arrested two of the three men suspected of robbing an ATM technician last week, then running him over after he chased one of the suspects.
The national conservative group FreedomWorks is sponsoring a school choice rally at the state Capitol.
Camping is an awesome way to enjoy nature's magical wonders and to create wonderful memories. However, being well prepared for the trip can make a huge difference.
The price some north Fort Worth families pay for youth sports could double as soon as this fall.
Investigators have been finding palm prints for decades. It was less than four years ago, though, the Texas Department of Public Safety created a searchable statewide database of them.
The I-Team has learned the city and state are now investigating a North Texas hospital where a Euless mom claims her six-year-old was injured.
Authorities absolved the firefighters of any blame after some speculation that water used in fighting the original fire at the West Fertilizer plant may have triggered the explosion.
In West, police will begin escorting homeowners into the previously restricted area beginning Saturday morning at 7:00.
North Texas police thought they might have stumbled upon another Boston-style bomber.
Gov. Rick Perry is expressing "disgust and disappointment" at a cartoon in a California newspaper that depicts him boasting about business booming in Texas just before a major explosion.
