Fort Hood Shows Last Military Vehicle In Iraq
The last military vehicle that crossed the border when troops withdrew from Iraq last year has gone on display at Fort Hood. The vehicle will be unveiled at a ceremony on Tuesday.
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The last military vehicle that crossed the border when troops withdrew from Iraq last year has gone on display at Fort Hood. The vehicle will be unveiled at a ceremony on Tuesday.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is offering $5.7 million in grants to replace diesel vehicles with ones that use hybrid or alternative energy technology.
Fans of the bald eagles that nest around Lake Waco want to a permanent nesting site for the iconic raptors, and have proposed a 40-foot tall steel nesting platform.
A federal judge will hear a second day of testimony in Galveston on Tuesday as a voter advocacy group seeks an order to block some provisions of the Texas election law.
Gift-giving for Father's Day has evolved a lot since the days of a standard tie and a family cook-out. Check out some more unconventional options this year.
A loyal viewer sent this picture of the CBS 11 News weather radar on Monday night. It shows a storm in the shape of a parrot, poised to take a bite out of Decatur.
Since January, Dallas police have opened fire on seven suspects. But according to city crime statistics, officers are not the only ones taking aim.
Four years after a celebrated move-in, Chesapeake Energy may be moving out of its 20 story tower in west Fort Worth.
A three-year-old boy fell into a pond and was pulled in by suction pipes while his father fished just outside the Greenville Electric Utility Station Monday.
Dallas Police have issued a sketch of a suspect who is accused of sexually assaulting two women at gunpoint.
Traffic on Interstate 30 East of Downtown Dallas is expected to remain snarled for at least a week following a fatal tractor trailer crash Sunday afternoon that badly damaged a bridge support. Cleanup from the crash continued well into Monday morning.
A new phase of construction on West Berry Street bordering the southern edge of TCU will put a major intersection out of commission for as much as two months.
The head of the Garland Firefighter's Association is confirming a report that a rookie firefighter was chased, sprayed with hoses and duct taped to a back board back in February inside a fire station.