Texas Traffic Fatalities Down Since 2006
A state audit indicates traffic fatalities in Texas have declined nearly 15 percent since 2006. Details of the audit of the Texas Department of Transportation were released Wednesday.
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A state audit indicates traffic fatalities in Texas have declined nearly 15 percent since 2006. Details of the audit of the Texas Department of Transportation were released Wednesday.
A large group gathered for a sales event at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas on Thursday for an early morning workout set to Michael Jackson music, all to help out local charities.
Some showers actually kept temperatures across North Texas from hitting triple digits on Wednesday, just ahead of a cold front that will keep temperatures down this weekend.
NOAA releases its initial hurricane season outlook each May. The outlook gets updated in early August as the peak period for storms begins.
Football and band practices are already underway at many North Texas schools. And while heat is typically the only health worry, this year also brings the threat of West Nile.
Family and friends will remember a little girl who was hit and killed by a truck in a Lake Worth parking lot. Funeral services for Savannah Deegear are set for Thursday morning.
Police said that a 9-month-old girl was injured Wednesday night in an apparent drive-by shooting at a home in Dallas. Five other people were in the home, but they were not hurt.
There's news of a major management shakeup at Susan G. Komen for the Cure. A late afternoon press release detailed changes involving not only founder Nancy G. Brinker, but the organization's president and several board members also.
Tim Kisor stares blankly at times. He'll tell you all he's thinking about his brother Clayton Beauchamp. On Tuesday, the Navy Corpsman's family found out that he was killed after an IED went off in Afghanistan.
The FBI has swept the American Airlines M-D 80 twice and agents say there were no hazardous materials found on the plane.
One North Texas homeowner's association leader is fighting to preserve the upkeep in her neighborhood. There are dozens of trees along a well known Dallas boulevard that have died and residents say it's because of city neglect.
A ninth person in Dallas County has died from complications from the West Nile Virus.
A North Texas family is sending their son to college, but they don't want to send any more money than they have to.
Nearly half of Texas public and charter schools failed to meet federal accountability standards based on the No Child Left Behind Law.
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