Expressing Anger May Help You Live Longer
Can losing your cool be good for you? According to a new German study, people who express their anger live two years longer, on average, than those who bottle up their rage.
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Can losing your cool be good for you? According to a new German study, people who express their anger live two years longer, on average, than those who bottle up their rage.
Jason Kilar will step down as the chief executive of Hulu by the end of March. The online video service is owned by the parents of ABC, NBC and FOX.
Police in Arlington are investigating a Saturday morning crash. A driver died after leaving the roadway and hitting a fire hydrant and fence before slamming into a home.
Nominations for this year's Academy Awards are set to be announced on Thursday, and Oscars expert Dave Karger thinks it could be a "real race" between many films.
A newspaper is reporting that Flowers Foods and Bimbo are emerging as bidders for the bread brands of Hostess, which in the midst of a bankruptcy court liquidation of its assets.
Republicans in Congress who took the politically risky step of voting to raise taxes now find themselves trying to fend off potential primary challenges next year from angry conservatives.
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A Denton County Sheriff's K-9 was found to have been shot to death after going missing from his handler's backyard more than two weeks ago.
A criminal investigation marred Texas' signature programs that use taxpayer funds to boost private startups in 2012, and lawmakers this year must decide how much of an appetite they have to keep the money flowing.
While the Cotton Bowl may be the big football game in North Texas this weekend, it's not the only game. Saturday afternoon Sam Houston State takes on North Dakota State for the NCAA DI Football Championship at FC Dallas Stadium in Frisco.
More than 90-thousand loud fans watched the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic from inside Cowboys Stadium.
Tom Lavoie glanced toward a dumpster, with its door left open and saw an American flag, crumpled amid the trash.
A new program, aimed at raising money for Dallas animals in need, is already proving successful.
Students in one North Texas classroom are learning and improving their health at the same time by ditching chairs for balls.
The nation's highest court decided Friday to hear the lawsuit filed by the Tarrant Regional Water District. Among other things, the lawsuit sought authorization to transfer Oklahoma stream and surface water to Fort Worth, Arlington and surrounding communities.
