Patriots QB Brady One Win From Postseason Record
The New England Patriots star needs one more victory to break a tie with Joe Montana for most in the postseason by a quarterback.
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The New England Patriots star needs one more victory to break a tie with Joe Montana for most in the postseason by a quarterback.
The appeals process is still alive for a Collin County man who was sentenced to 45 years in prison for knowingly infecting six women with the HIV virus.
A man is in custody for the deadly Tuesday night shooting in a parking garage on the UT Southwestern Medical Center campus. Ferdinand Smith has been arrested and charged in relation to the shooting death of Karen Smith.
The Dallas City Council has authorized the purchase and installation of an automated license plate recognition system. Dallas police will use the devices to read the license plates.
A former Dallas firefighter was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison on Wednesday for robbing a Dallas Bank last April.
A CDC report showed that one in eight women over the age of 18 admitted to binge drinking in 2011, putting down on average about six drinks per binge.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco gets a second chance to beat the Denver Broncos after failing to do so last month.
A new report says the U.S. suffers more violent deaths than any other wealthy nation, due in part to the widespread possession of firearms and the practice of storing them at home in a place that is often unlocked.
While the soaking, and at times heavy, rains are helping relieve drought conditions in North Texas, it's also wreaking havoc by damaging some roadways.
A recent Consumer Reports survey asked readers to rank popular diet plans. Guess which one won.
Drinking sugar-sweetened and diet drinks may be linked with a slightly higher depression risk.
Cancer death rates decreased by 1.6 percent from 2000 to 2009.
Talking to your baby while pregnant may help in language development.
Problems in thinking skills and depression may be more common in former NFL players.
Gov. Rick Perry is making no promises that Texas will roll back any of the deep state spending cuts imposed during past economic doldrums — not even $5.4 billion sliced from public schools.
