Report Says Starbucks Dyes Drinks With Crushed Bugs
Are you a fan of Starbucks? How do you feel about eating bugs? A new report says dried bugs are used as dye in strawberry frappuccinos.
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Are you a fan of Starbucks? How do you feel about eating bugs? A new report says dried bugs are used as dye in strawberry frappuccinos.
The abortion drama "October Baby" grossed $1.7 million in its debut on just 390 screens, enough for the film to crack the weekend's top 10.
A recent report revealed that, in Texas alone, 397 people died as a result of car crashes involving drivers 65 years of age or older.
March came in like a lamb, and will be going out like a lamb as well. It was the middle of the month when things got a little stormy for North Texas.
The Flying Pancake is the name given to a historic military aircraft that was designed as a flat disc. It is coming to the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas.
The man accused of killing a Good Samaritan following a massive wreck in Arlington last December will appear in a Tarrant County court on Tuesday.
Officials of the U.S. National Archives are set to announce newly discovered material related to art works stolen by the Nazis during World War II.
An American Indian tribe worries that an oil pipeline from Oklahoma to the Gulf Coast might disrupt sacred sites holding unmarked graves of their ancestors.
A Texas House committee is scheduled to hear about how the state can improve care for the elderly and keep them in their communities.
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Amnesty International says the United States is the only Western democracy that executed prisoners last year, even as more U.S. states are moving to abolish the death penalty.
Monday marked the beginning of Texas's new standardized test: The STAAR, or the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness.
Day one of arguments over health care reform before the Supreme Court is over –– there are two more to go. One Waxahachie woman says she's already a nervous wreck over it.