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Music in the Dallas-Fort Worth region had a busy week last week: At The Drive In sold out Trees, Gutterth Productions held a noise rock show in Denton, The Hold Steady stopped by the Loft and Spoon sold out the Granada. Here's a wrap.
The Levitti Pavilion is collecting money for victims of the recent tornado outburst at a Saturday fundraiser and free concert.
The company that makes Twinkies, Wonder bread and Ding Dongs says it's making a final offer to workers to accept cost-cutting before it asks a bankruptcy court to impose the cuts.
A community concert and fundraiser in Arlington is helping to raise money for victims of the recent tornado outburst.
Operation Blessing is helping people repair homes damaged by last week's tornado outburst.
A North Texas reverend helps raise awareness about men suffering from breast cancer with story about the disease.
The four-month-old puppy that was doused in lighter fluid and set on fire at a Pleasant Grove apartment complex on April 4 died on Friday.
Registration numbers are down nearly 20% for the Forth Worth Race for the Cure sponsored by Susan G. Komen
He held off A.J. Allmendinger on a green-white checkered finish at Martinsville to win the Goody's Fast Relief 500 last weekend - so how are his chances this weekend?
Women will have a powerful voice in this year's Presidential election—so any misstep that offends can become a major issue. No surprise then, that Democrats are scrambling to distance themselves from commentator Hilary Rosen's comment on Wednesday about Mitt Romney's wife, Ann.
With one of the biggest stories of the week being the alleged murder-for-hire plot targeting some of Arlington's top city leaders, CBS 11 News wondered how common---or uncommon---murder for hire schemes may be.
By just taking the ice, the players achieve the goal of removing the limits on what they can do.
This week marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic. The unsinkable ship hit an iceberg on April 14th, 1912 and sank, killing more than 1,500 people.