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Many North Texans woke up in a fog on Thursday morning. While folks in Tarrant County barely saw haze, heavy fog thickened over downtown Dallas.
Apple shares are plunging after the company reported quarterly results that point to growth slowing after five blowout years.
"Quartet" stars Dame Maggie Smith as a world-famous opera star who moves into a home for retired musicians and stirs up trouble. It's from first-time Director Dustin Hoffman.
A former Texas parole officer faces up to 20 years in prison for accepting bribes from a man she supervised and not reporting his alleged financial violations.
The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week to the lowest level in five years, evidence that employers are cutting fewer jobs and may step up hiring.
Its another installment of Yo Roger Raps! . . and this week, Roger Emrich takes on Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg!
The winter can bring about some very harsh conditions, and it's only human nature to try and battle against these forces. Check out this video of man battling winter, and losing. A lot.
For the 40th consecutive year, Southwest Airlines posted an annual profit, reporting a net income of $417 million in 2012.
A 31-year-old city ordinance about selling alcohol in Irving could soon be changing. The Irving City Council will vote on the issue Thursday.
The U.S. Military is making one of the biggest policy changes in its history. CBS News learned Tuesday the Defense Department is lifting its ban on women serving in combat.
American Airlines says it will use Republic Airways Holdings Inc. to operate regional flights using 76-seat planes.
A bankruptcy judge has granted permission for AMR to buy new, fuel-efficient planes. American Airlines plans to receive nearly 60 planes this year and has 550 more on order.
A suburban Dallas sheriff said Wednesday he doesn't consider all gun control to be unconstitutional, days after posting on Facebook that he wouldn't enforce any laws by "misguided politicians" infringing on the Second Amendment.
Three days of pretrial hearings have been set for the Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly Fort Hood shooting - and new developments suggest that a guilty plea is again possible.
