Dallas Police Investigate Deanna Cook's 911 Call
Police in Dallas launched an internal investigation almost immediately after the death of Deanna Cook, who was found dead in her home two days after she called 911 for help.
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Police in Dallas launched an internal investigation almost immediately after the death of Deanna Cook, who was found dead in her home two days after she called 911 for help.
Being late can be a good thing sometimes. A couple in Corsicana believe that they were able to escape death and injury because a woman was late to work on Monday.
The Keller Independent School District is warning parents of some construction headaches.
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About 60 Apple fans were already waiting in line outside Dallas' Apple store on Knox Street at 8 p.m., the night before the iPhone 5 is set to be released.
A former 911 operator, fired for the way she handled a call involving the death of Deanna Cook, says she is the victim of a broken system.
With the threat of the West Nile Virus still looming as Plano's Balloon Festival is set to start, the city's health department has been working overtime to drive out any mosquitoes.
An ex-convict who confessed to killing five people at a Dallas-area car wash a week after he was fired from his job has been executed.
American Airlines is doubling down on accusations that recent on-time performance issues are pilot related.
With American Airlines canceling dozens of flights every day, passengers with fall travel plans are confronting an inconvenient question: Should they avoid the nation's third-largest carrier because labor strife might cause delays and cancelations?
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People waited in line on a pier in bright Gulf Coast sunshine for hours Thursday to get a tour of a unique visitor to Galveston.
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Missed in all the controversy over Romney's 47% don't pay taxes remark is Romney's callous and downright dangerous remarks that a crisis sparked by Iran would be good for his election prospects.
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