North Texans Among Thousands In D.C. For Inauguration
Hundreds of thousands of people arrived in the nation's capital to watch President Barack Obama's second inauguration, including several dozen proud North Texans.
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Hundreds of thousands of people arrived in the nation's capital to watch President Barack Obama's second inauguration, including several dozen proud North Texans.
Will the President's second term bring cooperation or confrontation between Democrats and Republicans?
Texas Motor Speedway rolled out some changes today for the new race season.
The National Mall swelled with people Monday, all there to watch the second inauguration of President Barack Obama. At the University of North Texas, an understandably smaller crowd gathered to watch the event happen live.
It was earlier this month that two North Texas high school students died after a night of drugs and alcohol in Grapevine. Monday the Medical Examiner listed both their cause of death as Mixed Drug Toxicity.
Former President George H.W. Bush and his wife, Barbara, are congratulating President Barack Obama as he begins his second term.
In cities across North Texas, the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday was marked with a day of service.
Gov. Rick Perry has told lawmakers that he expects more anti-abortion laws during the 2013 session to work toward his goal "to make abortion at any stage a thing of the past."
Ladies and gentlemen, your Super Bowl quarterbacks played college football at Nevada (Colin Kaepernick) and Delaware (Joe Flacco).
The prosecutor who built a reputation for freeing wrongfully convicted inmates has proposed a statewide bill that would allow defendants to appeal convictions on the basis of race.
Southwest Airlines has added a $40 option for travelers who want to be among the first to group to board. The offer begins 45 minutes before the flight departs.
CBS 11 News meteorologist Jeff Jamison and reporter Elizabeth Dinh took part in a goat milking event at the Fort Worth Stock Show. Check out Jeff as he sweet talks the livestock.
From drug use to gambling, many people are trying to escape from some sort of debilitating dependency. Author Christopher Kennedy Lawford talks about addiction in his new book.
