Complete 2012 ACMA Coverage
Keep up with the Academy of Country Music Awards, set to air April 1 on CBS. From the lead up to the red carpet to the podium, CBS Local Las Vegas has complete coverage of country's biggest night.
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Keep up with the Academy of Country Music Awards, set to air April 1 on CBS. From the lead up to the red carpet to the podium, CBS Local Las Vegas has complete coverage of country's biggest night.
A Fort Worth police captain has been fired after investigators found the officer had been using his city-issued computer to search porn sites.
Tim Tebow isn't the only professional athlete with an open profession of faith. One of the top female professional rodeo riders is doing the same thing - only different.
CBS 11 News has learned that the state paid an adoption group over $33,000 to help place four children with a man now accused of being their assailant.
International Women's Day was observed in Dallas with a special event for victims of domestic abuse.
Suzette Watkins runs Riverside Kennel in Fort Worth and is the head of the Fort Worth branch of No Kill, an animal rights group. And she has a problem with Fort Worth's animal control.
Look on the back of most Fort Worth police cars and you'll see likely see painted on the back or side a sign that states it's funded by the Crime Control and Prevention District, or CCPD.
t has become a very popular way to market films - take the show on the road!
After a rocky start it seems that Greggo and Josh Hamilton are fast becoming friends. Listen to part 3 of the RAGE interview from Texas Rangers spring training in Surprise, Arizona.
An overnight tweet by Justin Bieber has phone lines across Dallas tied 'Up' and going 'Overboard.'
An attempted robbery and a carjacking at a tobacco shop in Irving led to a deadly shooting involving police officers in Dallas.
Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. are changing the way they make the caramel coloring used in their sodas as a result of a California law that mandates drinks containing a certain level of carcinogens bear a cancer warning label.
The jury that convicted former Texas tycoon R. Allen Stanford of operating a massive Ponzi scheme found Thursday that there is sufficient evidence $330 million in frozen foreign bank accounts he controlled is money he stole from investors.
An inmate at the Frank Crowley Courts Building took advantage of an emergency evacuation and simply walked away.