Deer Hunting In Dallas Up For Discussion
Deer hunting in Dallas County could soon become a reality. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is taking comments on that proposal online and in meetings across the state.
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Deer hunting in Dallas County could soon become a reality. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is taking comments on that proposal online and in meetings across the state.
A team of military explosives experts from Fort Hood were brought to a home in Collin County to dispose of an unexploded mortar shell that was found in the backyard of a home in the city of Lavon.
Not only do you lose an hour of sleep after the clocks move ahead to daylight-saving time this weekend, but you also may be at an increased risk for a heart attack.
Last September's devastating wildfires in central Texas emphasized the need for urban firefighters to be trained in wild land firefighting.
After a series of emails and phone calls, Paul Davison is located in a busy hallway at the Austin Convention Center. Davison is founder and CEO of the location-based social network startup Highlight, one of the most talked-about apps at the South By Southwest Interactive Conference.
A flight attendant's nervous breakdown aboard an American Airlines jet is calling attention to how flight crews handle stress.
A woman was killed Saturday afternoon in a shattering head-on collision on a rural portion of a highway in Denton County.
A rainy day across North Texas made for a great day to be at the Dallas Museum of Art.
The fight for the Women's Health Program in Texas continued Saturday as dozens of people gathered for a rally in Fort Worth's Magnolia Green Park.
Thank you to all who attended CBS 11 Day at the Dallas Museum of Art.
A Duncanville City Council member is in hot water after he was arrested for indecent exposure at a Dallas spa.
It was a busy Friday afternoon at DFW International Airport with soldiers arriving home from a long journey.
Check out some photos from the 35 Denton Music Festival.
Cristian Mendoza is scribbling with a black marker on a miniature whiteboard. Suddenly, he wheels around and wields the marker like a dagger, menacing fellow 5-year-old Joseph Simon who giggles and covers his eyes with two small magnifying glasses.