Caro Continues LBJ Obsession In New Book
Robert Caro has been writing about Lyndon Johnson for nearly 40 years, and his fans -- as anxious as "Harry Potter" followers -- have waited a decade for the latest volume.
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Robert Caro has been writing about Lyndon Johnson for nearly 40 years, and his fans -- as anxious as "Harry Potter" followers -- have waited a decade for the latest volume.
Temperatures across North Texas will continue to run about 10 degrees above normal this week, even flirting with 90 degrees again on some days.
Some children and their parents are getting fit by taking yoga classes in a unique setting. A program at a Dallas museum is blending yoga with art.
There is a new trend among older couples. The number of people getting divorced after their kids have left the home is on the rise. Why are they calling it quits after kids leave the nest?
Omar Jahwar has been close pals with Deion Sanders for more than a decade, and has also helped Pilar Sanders with her nonprofit. He wanted to tell the truth about the couple's ugly divorce.
"It's strong. It's like a hero of some kind." - Mario and his Kia Sportage
It's been more than 3 years since a North Texas family all but lost their son to a drunk driving crash in Arlington and while the suspect's criminal trial remains on hold, the family is seeking justice in civil court.
A mother of a son who was killed by a drunken driver is urging more Americans to donate their organs –– her son has saved lives, even in death.
Dr. Maxwell C. Scarlett's biography is punctuated by firsts.
If Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst wins his bid to replace Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, he will leave a job he has had for nearly 10 years — longer than all but two other lieutenant governors in Texas history.
Metta World Peace got busy tweeting to his 324,000+ followers on Friday night: (Most recent on top) "I'm out socially right now..Lots of girls.. Just conversation.. But they scared to sit next to me.The afraid of my elbows.Not a good feeling"
As the special agent in charge of the Dallas FBI, Robert Casey has overseen some of the biggest and most important criminal cases in the region's history.
This week lawmakers will examine one of the most expensive and controversial questions facing school districts: what to do with undisciplined kids.