Last Day Of Early Voting
Democratic candidates for 33rd Congressional Seat prepare evaluate their positions in the last day of early voting.
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Democratic candidates for 33rd Congressional Seat prepare evaluate their positions in the last day of early voting.
A judge ruled a man convicted of killing two people in a hit and run incident in 2003 will avoid jail time.
A decades-long dream of light rail is nearing completion for Irving city officials.
Additional reports of Human West Nile Virus on Friday raise the total of confirmed cases to 82 in Dallas County.
Police in Dallas have arrested Erica Hooks in connection with the death of a toddler. That child was left inside of a daycare van last Friday, as temperatures soared past 100 degrees.
The latest round of Texas high school steroids tests caught nine athletes for using performance-enhancing drugs.
Half Price Books has gone nation-wide with 116 stores in 15 states but don't look for them to make the jump to mega chain
Police in Grand Prairie are searching for the people who shot two women at an apartment complex early Friday morning. Both victims went to the hospital and are expected to be okay.
A Canadian company that wants to build an oil pipeline from Alberta's tar sands region to Texas refineries now has a final permit for the Gulf Coast portion of the project.
An avid outdoorsman, Tony Crow of Winnesboro was blinded in a hunting accident 12 years ago.
Special events, an ugly wreck or new construction can add lots of time to your commute. So, stay informed. Check out what's happening this week that'll impact area roads.
It has been five years since former first lady Lady Bird Johnson died, and a tribute to her life is planned this weekend at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin.
Most of what brings down resale value happens over time, but there are some things that sellers have control over.
A new study by Harris Interactive of over 3,800 commuters reveals woman experience more road rage than men.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ted Cruz spoke Friday morning in Dallas, flanked by local tea party leaders and three U.S. senators known for their tea party support.