Fan Events: Week Of July 9-15
The 105 Days of Summer continues with 105.3 The Fan. See where we will be this week in DFW.
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The 105 Days of Summer continues with 105.3 The Fan. See where we will be this week in DFW.
Next week, some Dallas commuters may find themselves running to catch the train or finding out it left five minutes before they arrived. Starting Monday, DART will begin running transition schedules in preparation for the new Orange Line rail service.
Police Chief David Brown has fired another Dallas police officer, the department announced Monday.
Although more than half the states are now exempt from the toughest requirements of the federal "No Child Left Behind" education law, Education Secretary Arne Duncan said his goal remains to help Congress fix the law, not to sidestep the stalled overhaul effort.
Danica Patrick had a fast car. Danica Patrick had confidence. Danica Patrick was the one to beat. But at Daytona, nothing is guaranteed, especially a win.
Most little girls have "the talk" with their moms about their periods. Now, the Poise brand is initiating the "second talk" with women -- this time about menopause.
Wrecking crews demolished a house in the east Oak Cliff area of Dallas that was heavily damaged by fire on July 4. City officials said that the structure was unstable and dangerous.
A North Texas congressman says you have a right not to be tracked while on the internet.
New parents with dogs and cats sometimes consider giving pets away when a baby arrives, but a new study finds keeping the furry family members in tow may boost a child's health benefits.
Texas House Speaker Joe Straus has called for an end to an accounting practice that masks how taxes and fees are really spent.
Delta has finalized an agreement to add 88 Boeing 717s to its fleet by leasing planes from Southwest Airlines. The Dallas-based airline inherited the planes when it bought AirTran last year.
Good, hard-working Americans shouldn't be forced to contemplate leaving their chosen profession as they are with federal laws such as Obamacare.
AT&T is planning to launch a new service that will block access to stolen mobile devices, according to tech blog The Verge.