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The family of a Mesquite veteran wants his grave to bear an American flag. It's been overlooked for 14 years by those who place the flags on veterans graves because he didn't have the proper marker. Now, he is finally receiving the honor, long overdue.
Christus Health announced Friday it is consolidating some of its Texas corporate offices to Irving.
More than 5 million Americans are right now facing a frightening diagnosis: Alzheimer's. But, experts say as many as one percent of those cases—50,000 or more—could instead be the only curable form of dementia: NPH—Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.
No amount of campaigning could save the 11 DISD schools set to be shut down due to massive state budget cuts.
Teddy bears, flowers, and personal messages line the fence outside the East Dallas home where Raymond and Mary Davis lived.
Can you even remember last year when all that is green and blooming in 2012 was covered in ice and snow?
Dallas Police are clarifying what was at first thought to be a death caused by an illegal drag racing incident Thursday.
One puppy is dead and another is recovering after someone wrapped plastic zip-ties around their necks in a storage shed in East Dallas.
A search in Collin County has led to a disturbing find. Social workers took to the streets Thursday night and discovered the area's homeless population is not only varied, growing.
It was an outcry that forced a major state agency to radically change their plans. Disgruntled residents in one Fort Worth area kept shouting until the NTTA finally heard them.
I have always loved to watch the Harlem Globetrotters play basketball. But today's entertainment was provided by the Granny Globetrotters.
Defense attorneys for the man charged in the Fort Hood shooting rampage want to delay his March murder trial.
Patients with hard-to-treat kidney cancer that has spread to other parts of the body gained a new drug option Friday, after federal regulators approved a twice-a-day pill from Pfizer for the disease.
A new survey reveals education budget cuts are significantly affecting Texas students – negatively.