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A man was shot Tuesday morning during a burglary attempt in west Fort Worth. According to police, the man and his wife were outside looking for a lost pet when they were confronted by two or three suspects demanding money.
Authorities have searched a North Texas lake for a boat operator missing since his 26-foot cabin cruiser was hit by a large wave and sank.
Amazon.com Inc. says it's hiring 50,000 temporary workers at order-fulfillment centers across the U.S. this holiday season.
Police in Dallas are searching for a missing assistant psychology professor from the University of Texas at Arlington who has not been seen since September 30.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many retailers across North Texas are offering month-long special shopping deals that help benefit the breast cancer battle.
North Texas has a couple windy and warm days left this week, before conditions turn more mild and quiet by Friday. The Metroplex will return to warm temperatures for the weekend.
Traffic and average prices weakened in September but analysts believe Southwest Airlines still made money in the third quarter.
Much like the first debate, GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney will win the second debate as well but on a much smaller scale. The reasons for the second win in a row will be quite different on the surface but will be much the same beneath the surface.
The City of Arlington is considering stricter limitations on smoking at Rangers Ballpark. The proposal may have some baseball fans fuming. But smoking will not be banned entirely.
Republican Ted Cruz said that he raised $3.5 million between July and September, about 10 times the amount secured by his Democratic rival for an open U.S. Senate seat.
Two other drugs may now also be linked to the deadly meningitis outbreak. It has prompted a voluntary drug recall that could rival the Tylenol recall from the early 1980s.
A Dallas company called Lao Chareune Foods is having to recall over 8,000 pounds of beef and pork due to a lack of USDA inspection.
James Woodard's name resonates with any exoneree in North Texas. He was one, and spent the last several years helping others.
Political debates among friends and relatives during election season are as old as -- well -- politics. But social media is changing the debate.
A Dallas Police officer who was shot and wounded last week is telling his story of survival and recovery exclusively to CBS 11 News.