Do Electric Motorcycles Have A U.S. Future?
While electric car sales have been relatively slow, electric bike sales have just about been a non-starter.
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While electric car sales have been relatively slow, electric bike sales have just about been a non-starter.
Today's small cars don't feel like the small cars we used to know.
For the second year in a row white remained the most popular color for new cars.
Was Judge Mark Stanley misappropriating public funds by charging his car at a court house?
It's been 50 years since the release of the first James Bond movie. It's time to celebrate his cars.
A suburban Dallas woman is jailed on aggravated assault charges after her mother and daughter were found stabbed and police say she threatened officers with a hammer.
The first black police chief of an East Texas city made infamous by a 1998 hate crime dragging death has sued over his firing.
A law firm that helped reach an $816 million settlement for first-responders to the September 11 attacks has filed a lawsuit on behalf of several victims of the Aurora theater shooting.
Korean musician Psy is back to prove that the "Gangnam Style" sensation was no fluke. His latest music video called "Right Now" has started making the rounds.
Flags will fly at half-staff on state properties through Friday to honor state Sen. Mario Gallegos Jr.
Texas lawmakers are meeting Wednesday to take another look at the state's finances ahead of what could be another budget-cutting legislative session that starts in January.
With this grueling presidential contest heading into the final days, President Barack Obama and former Mass. Gov Mitt Romney are getting in touch with their softer side as polls show women voters could be the ones to determine the outcome.
Wednesday will bring very windy conditions to North Texas, and heat in the early parts of the day. But a cold front is coming through in the afternoon to drop temperatures before the weekend.
Dr. Crystal Foster talks about the latest medical headlines.
American Airlines parent company AMR said Wednesday that it lost $238 million in the third-quarter on employee severance costs and other charges related to its bankruptcy.