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A meteor streaked through the sky and exploded Friday over Russia's Ural Mountains with the power of an atomic bomb. Various videos have emerged which captured the streaking meteor.
A 30-year-old musician has admitted to using the internet and his cell phone to knowingly attempt to persuade a seven-year-old girl in Dallas to engage in sexual activity.
An officer with the Fort Worth Police Department was fired after he was arrested for drunk driving on January 18 while still having a pending DWI charge from 2011.
Passengers who finally escaped the disabled Carnival cruise ship were checking into hotels early Friday for a hot shower, food and sleep or boarding buses for a long haul home.
Research firm NPD released its game-market sales for January on Thursday. Microsoft led U.S. console sales for the 25th consecutive month, tallying 281,000 units sold.
You can keep blaming Tony Romo and crying that the Cowboys will never win with him as quarterback, and I'll just keep getting people like Troy Aikman and Warren Moon and Brian Billick and Babe Laufenberg to speak the contrary.
Police in Balch Springs are searching for a serial robbery suspect. The man has struck at least four times, and displayed a semi-automatic handgun during at least one offense.
AMR CEO Tom Horton won't get to lead the new American Airlines after it merges with US Airways, but he will get a going-away prize of nearly $20 million.
Each year since the 1997 death of a public safety officer at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in a traffic accident, fellow officers have gathered at his grave.
BMW is recalling more than 30,000 SUVs to fix an oil leak that can knock out the power-assisted braking.
CBS 11 News interviews all kinds of people -- doctors, celebrities -- but for Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Upton, anchor Brendan Higgins jumped at the chance to ask her some hard-hitting questions.
On any given night, there are about 1,000 homeless youth on the streets of Dallas. But a shelter in Oak Cliff is aiming to help them get back on track.
