Doctor Talks Sitting, Hepatitis C & Inhalable Caffeine
A local doctor chats with CBS 11 News about the dangers of sitting, an increase in Hepatitis C cases and a controversial inhalable caffeine.
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A local doctor chats with CBS 11 News about the dangers of sitting, an increase in Hepatitis C cases and a controversial inhalable caffeine.
Gas prices are rising -- drivers can see it at the pumps and feel it in their wallets. CBS 11 News meteorologist Jeff Ray looks at why the prices are going up.
Nobody was injured in the January 26 blaze that destroyed the main building at Selwyn College Preparatory School in Denton.
T-Mobile, which just had its acquisition by AT&T blocked by regulators, is now urging the federal government to block another deal in the wireless world.
The Metroplex has been seeing temperatures in the 70s for a few weeks now, which is great for winter. But the 80s? Get ready for it to happen.
The FDA is taking a second look at a weight loss drug that had once been rejected. A local weight loss doctor explains why he is excited about the pill.
Cheerleading is very popular in Texas, which makes "Bring It On" a perfect way to kick off the 72nd season of Dallas Summer Musicals.
Southwest Airlines mechanics rejected a plan for combining their seniority list with that of mechanics at AirTran Airways. The dispute could go to arbitration.
A hearing is set to determine whether a Texas man sentenced to death for killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend and her 7-year-old son should get a new trial.
The punishment phase is starting in the trial of a North Texas man who kidnapped his ex-neighbor and held her captive for nearly two weeks.
Sun, dry weather, wind and dormant grass. The conditions are ripe for grass fires to break out even if it has been raining recently. In fact, the rain may have complicated things.
Check out these tips for making your shared bathroom work.
Star basketball player David Allen cheered on his teamates from the stands during a playoff game. The 18-year-old was suspended from play after being arrested for driving while intoxicated.
When trips to the salon ate too much of a paycheck, some women started making their own hair care products at home –– and saved hundreds of dollars in the process.
Ranchers who battled drought in the summer and hay thieves in the fall are now fending off criminals targeting any cattle that are left.