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CBS 11 Political Reporter Jack Fink looks at the final push for votes in the Florida primary, more political endorsements and who is really leading the GOP pack.
McDonald's announced it's no longer using the controversial beef that celebrity chef Jamie Oliver called "not fit for human consumption."
Do you wear high heels day after day? If so, a new study says you're probably causing permanent damaging to your feet and legs.
Even in Texas, Jim and Donita Clark are terrified that wildlife agents from Louisiana will descend on their home and seize the monkeys they've reared for 10 years.
The DFW Connector Project is more than halfway complete, despite a setback caused by a truck hitting the Texan Trail bridge in Grapevine.
Some tax advantages may be going away. And Facebook is expected to start selling stock soon. A financial expert offers advice on both fronts.
Finally, an awards show with some surprises. The SAG Awards featured some unexpected winners, including "The Help" for best overall cast performance.
The winter blues may not just be in your head. You could be depressed because your body is running low on something you get more often in the summer.
Hostess has asked a judge to slash some of its commitments to union employees, saying it's the only way it can emerge from bankruptcy as a viable company.
A teacher in the Dallas Independent School District is calling for a 'sick out' to protest last week's decision to lengthen the work day for educators.
Early numbers showed that fewer than one in 10 teens were using Twitter. But then their parents and grandparents started friending them on Facebook.
A Rockwall County Sheriff's deputy is being called a hero for saving the lives of two women who were trapped inside a sinking car at Lake Ray Hubbard.
A new immigration policy expected to take effect later this year aims to stop the separation of families. A Dallas family says the legislation would help the husband and father attain citizenship.