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Mourners holding U.S. flags gone limp from a light rain crowded streets and highway overpasses in North Texas on Tuesday to watch the funeral procession for slain former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle.
One woman was seriously injured during a natural gas explosion in Hill County on Tuesday morning, near the town of Blum and close to the Brazos River.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings is launching a new initiative aimed at putting an end to domestic violence. He spoke with CBS 11 News about the proposed campaign.
A seventh grade science project sent the popular cartoon character Hello Kitty nearly 18 miles above earth. Check out the amazing viral video here.
An interactive bus rolled into North Texas to help raise awareness about lupus, providing information about the mysterious and deadly disease.
In Dallas, chocolatier Andrea Pedraza, who loves designer high heels, molded her pedestrian passion into chocolate form. Her most well-known creations are chocolate pumps done in the style of Christian Louboutin shoes.
Top education leaders in the Texas Senate are set to mull high school graduation requirements, while their House counterparts tackle school accountability and funding issues.
Texas transportation officials are scheduled to give lawmakers a road map for the challenges the state faces in keeping up an aging highway system to move its growing population.
A police officer from Florida, transporting a suspect to Nevada, was stabbed outside of a Walmart in Grapevine on Monday night, prompting an extensive search for the suspect.
Angie South of Allen was counting down the days until the cruise she had planned with 14 girlfriends. The four-day voyage on the Carnival Triumph, however, did not go so triumphantly.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry brought his brash pitch for jobs to California on Monday as he sought to lure businesses to his state with the promise of lower taxes and fewer regulations.
Bulldozers scraped down the last few inches of a gas well road Monday, a road residents believe was partly to blame for increased flooding in East Fort Worth.
The State of Texas made millions of dollars selling your name, address, and even what kind of car you drive.
It was just three years ago when we experienced some mind-boggling snow across the Metroplex. Check out the local snow records that were set in February 2010.
