Car Vandalism Suspects Arrested At Parkland Hospital
Police may have caught some of the people behind a rash of car break-ins across North Texas.
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Police may have caught some of the people behind a rash of car break-ins across North Texas.
Who hurts more, men or women? A new Stanford University study examining patients' medical records found surprisingly clear results.
When it comes to sports, Connecticut is in an interesting position. With the Super Bowl coming up, you have to pick a side. Are you rooting for the New York Giants or the New England Patriots?
Watch out, Brady. The Giants are playing like a team possessed, as displayed Sunday in San Francisco.
The NFC Championship trophy has landed. The Giants, fresh off their 20-17 conference title win over the 49ers, are back in the Tri-State area.
President Obama plans to "hang out" in a Google+ video chat room to answer questions about his State of the Union address.
Fort Worth officials are gearing up to rewrite the city's noise ordinance to make it more specific and ease enforcement.
In South Carolina's key primary contest, Ron Paul walked away with fourth place. But don't mistake a last-place finish for a signal that he has plans to pack it up soon.
The proposed revisions - which are "90 percent complete" - would dramatically change the current diagnostic criteria for an autism spectrum disorder.
A group of scientists has gone offshore in an effort to bypass the food-versus-fuel debate, claiming it will turn seaweed into a viable feedstock for fuel and other chemicals.
Vodka's not just for drinking. You might be surprised at how many other things the alcoholic drink can be used for around the house.
Leading financial aid expert Mark Kantrowitz recently posted a paper online that outlines ways to help reduce student debt.
Time Warner Cable has launched a new iPhone app that allows customers to watch live TV, change channels and manage DVR settings from the smartphone.
Are you looking to achieve a new body image? Set a baseline by getting a fitness assessment, letting you get a better idea of your progress.
New rules are starting for 401(k) plans, and many people are wondering if they are still worthwhile. Financial expert Jim Lacamp offers some advice.