Arlington Police Say Man Set Fire To Ex-Girlfriend's House
Arlington police have arrested a man they say set fire to his ex-girlfriend's house, which she shares with her parents.
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Arlington police have arrested a man they say set fire to his ex-girlfriend's house, which she shares with her parents.
Angry shouts disrupted a Dallas City Plan Commission meeting today when a controversial natural gas fracking project killed weeks ago was reintroduced.
Bonding with premature babies is getting a little easier at one North Texas hospital.
At Mamma Mia's Italian Grill everything is sanitized from tables to chairs to menus.
Prosecutors filed a criminal charge of Driving While Intoxicated in Grayson County Court stemming from a one-car accident involving Travis in August 2012
CBS 11 News sat down for an exclusive interview with Governor Rick Perry. The first question on the list: how to improve a $3 billion program approved by voters, with the goal of finding cures for cancer.
Betty is a sweet girl who loves walks and is fantastic on a leash. She enjoys spending time with people, and she tap dances when she gets excited! Can you help her out?
The makers of Ambien and similar sleeping pills will be required to lower the dosage of their drugs due to studies suggesting patients face a higher risk of injury due to morning drowsiness.
They say all dogs go to heaven. But if they get there before their time, should someone pay up?
Denver, Atlanta, New England and San Francisco host divisional playoff games this weekend. They're a combined 49-14-1, and their rosters are filled with such headline grabbers as Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Tony Gonzalez and Patrick Willis.
Garland Police have arrested two men suspected of shooting and killing a Dallas man in a road rage incident.
Dallas County Health and Human Services officials confirmed Thursday that a little girl, who died earlier in the week, did indeed have the flu. Family members found Tahila Johnson dead inside her Pleasant Grove home on Tuesday.
A bill filed in the Texas House would prohibit state elected officials from "double-dipping," or officially retiring to collect their pensions while still drawing a salary.
