North Texas Food Trucks Surge In Popularity
Crowds of hungry diners could have found fries and nachos at several local restaurants, but they are choosing to get their meals from food trucks.
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Crowds of hungry diners could have found fries and nachos at several local restaurants, but they are choosing to get their meals from food trucks.
Governor Rick Perry's failed run for president has cost Texas taxpayers more than $3.6 million in travel and overtime pay to security agents.
Arts and crafts retailer Michaels is crafting a return to public stock markets with its filing Friday for a $500 million initial public offering.
A grand jury has declined to indict a North Texas attorney accused of getting onto a plane at DFW Airport with a loaded gun in her bag.
The parent company of American Airlines told a bankruptcy court that it lost $619 million last month as revenue declined from January.
A jury sentenced Wendell Loy Nielsen to 10 years in prison on Friday, two days after he was convicted on three counts of bigamy.
A former nurse accused of killing five of her patients and injuring five others by injecting them with bleach was found guilty of capital murder on Friday.
A volunteer firefighter in Texas has been charged with setting a wildfire last year. Taylor Dupree Partain was charged in connection with a May wildfire.
The last time that C.B. Perdue was close to a B-17 bomber, he was bailing out of one from 20,000 feet over northern Germany during World War II.
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New FHA rules go into effect on April 1, and there is concern that it could put further pressure on home prices. Financial expert Jim Lacamp explains.
A senior citizen was killed Friday afternon at the Downtown Carrollton DART Station after he stumbled off the platform into a moving train.
"It kind of seems like a waste of water with the water restrictions. It doesn't make any sense," said Carol Birkett, a Collin County resident.
Nearly half a million troops have passed through DFW on the R&R flights. The military scaling down overseas mean this is the last flight.