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Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has declared a Public Health Emergency in Dallas County due to the West Nile Virus outbreak.
More than a million GE dishwashers are being recalled because of heating elements that can fail and cause fires.
The City of Fort Worth is considering slashing funding for the arts in its upcoming budget. People in the arts community are asking the city to remove them from the city's general fund budget altogether.
The price for gasoline in Texas has jumped sharply, increasing by 13 cents on what analysts say is pressure from oil prices and a drought-driven boost in the cost of ethanol.
Hugo Magdaleno was sentenced Thursday to 20 years behind bars on counts of possessing, transporting and shipping child pornography.
Just because you sold your car doesn't mean you're off the hook for tolls and other penalties.
Fort Worth's police chief told the City Council Thursday he's working to reduce the response times of officers to high priority calls.
A North Texas boy's running, jumping and riding have improved all thanks to a device the size of an iPod.
The 1991 winner shot a 4-under 68 in Thursday's opening round, two shots behind early leader Carl Pettersson.
Late Wednesday, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins announced a meeting with county, state and federal emergency management agency representatives to review Dallas County's West Nile Virus situation.
An afternoon fire at a Keller business sent multiple crews into the 100 degree weather to fight it Thursday.
Many who supported Obama in 2008 did so because they believed that he would help black Americans. The criticism four years later is that having a black president in the White House hasn't helped African Americans at all.
Energy efficiency is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when looking at tall buildings peppering the downtown skyline. But there is a new push to go green in Fort Worth's Sundance Square.
Better make some room! Experts say the percentage of Americans living in metropolitan areas like North Texas are expected to grow by roughly a third over the next three decades.