November 2012 Car Sales: Post-Sandy, No Slump
Even with the distractions of an election, Thanksgiving and a hurricane, people bought cars.
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Even with the distractions of an election, Thanksgiving and a hurricane, people bought cars.
The challenge? Sketch the police cruiser of the future.
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Ultimately, a carmaker has to sell cars, not save the planet.
A new study reveals your teen is probably not as safe as you think.
It was too expensive. It lacked editorial focus. It was cut off from the internet. That's the obituary being written about "The Daily," the iPad newspaper that is being shut down.
The past two months were among the five driest October-November combinations in Texas history.
Carroll ISD Trustees voted unanimously late Monday night to place lights at the baseball and softball fields at Carroll Senior High School.
Today's KRLD Viral Video is a mashup of the biggest songs of 2012
A deputy police chief in South Texas has asked legislators to consider setting up permanent DWI checkpoints to save lives.
A Dallas County Sheriff's Department deputy died Monday night after a crash in Hunt County in which a 15-year-old family member was at the wheel.
The judge who ordered the Fort Hood shooting suspect's beard to be shaved has been thrown off the case, upending the trial of the Army officer charged with the 2009 rampage.
Texas education officials said that thousands of students retaking the standardized STAAR test had to skip the electronic version due to a computer glitch.
Debbie Dudley-Branson is one of the 2012 "Women That Soar" honorees. See why she is being recognized for her contributions both professionally and personally.
Former President George W. Bush is set to give opening remarks at a conference on the benefits of immigrants to the U.S. economy.