The New Generation Of Fatherhood
Fatherhood has changed a lot over the years, and a new generation of dads are more dedicated to having an even greater impact on the lives of their kids.
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Fatherhood has changed a lot over the years, and a new generation of dads are more dedicated to having an even greater impact on the lives of their kids.
Monday looks to be dry for North Texas, but there will be plenty of rain across the Metroplex this week. CBS 11 News meteorologist Garry Seith looks at the week ahead.
Asthma patients are faring better than they used to, and not as many find themselves needing intense hospital treatment, due to better patient compliance with medication.
Many Americans deserve recognition. Here are some of our fellow citizens who keep us entertained and informed.
Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price is recovering from a concussion and a broken collarbone after having a bike accident on Saturday morning, along a city bike trail.
First Cash Financial Services is buying 24 Mister Money pawn shops in four states for about $25.5 million in order to help broaden its U.S. presence.
Ron Paul backers notched yet another state delegate win in Iowa, proving -- despite his concession that he will not be the Republican presidential nominee -- they're not going anywhere.
"I've met other Challengers on the road. We rev engines back and forth." - Jonathan and his Dodge Challenger SRT8 392
You'll bug out when you see these reworked, old-school Volkswagens. Some are classy. Others are just outright quirky.
Sunday morning a wrong-way driver set off a fatal four car pileup that resulted in the death of a mother.
Firefighters from the Colony responded to possible drowning call at a park near Lewisville Lake Sunday night.
Hundreds of family members gathered Father's Day Sunday to say goodbye to their loves ones before they deployed for active duty in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
A pretrial hearing has been rescheduled for Tuesday in the murder case against an Army psychiatrist charged in the Fort Hood shooting rampage.
Crews in northern Colorado braced for powerful fire-fanning winds as they battle the blaze that has scorched about 85 square miles of mountainous forest land and destroyed at least 181 homes, the most in state history.