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There are new security systems headed to elementary schools in one North Texas school district. The Arlington school board is moving ahead to install buzzer/camera systems at all of its 51 elementary schools.
The New England Patriots defense cut down on allowing long completions as the season went on. The Baltimore Ravens never stopped making them.
Friday afternoon a jury found Tina Alberson guilty of recklessly causing injury to a child, for the death of her 10-year-old stepson. Jonathon James died of dehydration in the summer of 2011.
A flu epidemic continues to hit the United States, according to newly released statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For the week of January 6-12, 8.2 percent of all deaths were tied to influenza and pneumonia.
The Maserati Quattroporte remains one of the most expressively-designed cars.
Authorities in Haltom City are releasing information about the indictment and arrest of a former high school teacher, accused of having sex with at least four students. Former Haltom High School computer technology teacher Tonya Flink was arrested in December.
Authorities say 20 North Texas residents have been indicted and more than 600 marijuana plants seized in a drug ring investigation.
Tony Gonzalez remembers talking to Michael Strahan after the former New York Giants defensive lineman won a Super Bowl title in his final game.
Allen Police are searching for a limping man responsible for a string of four burglaries in a three hour span on Thursday night.
The 117th Fort Worth Stock Show opens today and the front office is hoping to beat last year's record-setting attendance. In 2012, more than 1.1 million people passed through the turnstiles.
Ryan Leaf has taken a road that had him at the top of his game to not even having his freedom.
The Texas jobless rate for December has slipped to 6.1 percent in the fourth straight month of declines.
Dallas Police say a pedestrian was struck and killed by a motorcycle on the service road of I-30 early Friday morning.
Fort Worth is ready to welcome about a million people for the annual Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo. The three-week long is celebrating its 117th year with some changes.
