Warm End to the Month of March in North Texas...
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Cleburne residents can now use as much water as they please.
A new study of teen driving behavior has found that the use of electronic devices is the leader among distracted driving behaviors, and that teenage girls are twice as likely as boys to use cell phones or other electronic devices while driving.
Internal exposure to lead can cause several health problems in children, including low IQ, learning disabilities, reduced height, and hearing damage.
Federal safety regulators are investigating buses made by Motor Coach Industries Inc. during the past 20 years because the drive shafts could fall out and cause the driver to lose control.
This little chihuahua puppy had to have her leg amputated. She needs a loving home.
BMW AG is recalling 1.3 million 5- and 6-series cars from the 2003 to 2010 model years.
Elf challenges (we call it hazing) guest-host Mike Bacsik to see who can run the fastest lap around Surprise Stadium.
Nearly 300 students turned out for Monday's march.
The company that makes "pink slime" suspended operations Monday at three of four plants where the beef ingredient is made, saying officials would work to address recent public concern about the product.
Men and women on the front lines of investigating and prosecuting crimes against women are meeting in Dallas. The 7th Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women is underway at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Dallas.
One of the infamous "Texas 7" fugitive gang has won an appeal at the U.S. Supreme Court and will have his death sentence reviewed.
If asked, most people will tell you that they have a favorite season. I happen to have two: Spring and Fall.
AT&T said it will sell the Lumia 900, its first Nokia smartphone that runs Windows Phone software, on April 8, for $100 with a two-year contract.
Tiger Woods is back after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational . . . He shared the joy of his victory in another edition of Tiger Woods' Journal.