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The new movie "Promised Land" digs into the fierce national debate over fracking, the technique that's generated a boom in U.S. natural gas production while also stoking controversy over its possible impact on the environment and human health.
Congress didn't completely fall off the "fiscal cliff," but they're still hanging onto the edge. By waiting until the last minute to scrape together a limited bill, Congress sidelined some major fiscal issues they initially sought to resolve before the new year.
The state of the economy during a child's infancy may have an influence on their level of substance abuse and delinquent behavior later in life.
A 26-year-old Alvarado woman died in an overnight car crash after her vehicle rolled on a county road just outside of Burleson.
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Max Schwolert, a teenager from Marcus High School in the Lewisville ISD, died after developing complications related to the flu. He had been sick since Christmas Day.
Motorists can expect about three and a half years of construction on Interstate-35E between Dallas and Denton. Work should begin by mid-year and be done in 2016.
It's time to make your New Year's Resolution. Check out some of the most common ones, as demonstrated by cats, in this adorable and hilarious video.
Police in Flower Mound are investigating a shooting. A man in his 50s was found shot multiple times in the parking lot of a shopping center late Tuesday night.
The memory of Taylor Storch of Coppell lives on. On this first day of the new year, it was fashioned in flowers on the Donate Life float at the Rose Parade.
Dallas Animal Services has taken a new approach to raising money, using a fundraising website that seeks donations for specific animals or treatments.
A cold night means another log on the fire in Tim Rutledge's Forest Lane apartment. It would have been a risky decision just two months ago, when the building across from his burned and the smoke detectors were not even working.
Businesses know you are ready for a new beginning. But, creative advertisers know this also. And, in many cases, they are preying on your desire to make a new start.
On a cold New Year's Day, a group of nature-lovers received a warm welcome to a hidden Fort Worth gem. "Hi there! Good morning!" a cheerful woman bundled in scarf, coat and gloves said as she offered people coffee.
