Cold, Wet Weekend Shaping up for North Texas
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Only about 1 in 4 Americans with the AIDS virus have the infection under control with medications, federal health officials said Tuesday.
The Little Elm Police Department has issued an Amber Alert for Tyler Neal, a 5-year-old boy who investigators believe was abducted by his biological mother Cynthia Neal, 31.
You might say Texas governor Rick Perry courted the youth, but not the whole youth, in a campaign appearance at a New Hampshire college.
The doctor who was convicted in the overdose death of Michael Jackson was sentenced to the maximum four years in prison Tuesday in a finale to the tormented saga of the King of Pop.
The holidays can be a busy time of year in North Texas emergency rooms. Every holiday season local ERs are packed with folks who've suffered typical holiday injuries.
A new executive is taking the helm at American Airlines parent AMR Corp. as the company heads into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. After a little more than a year in the role of president, Thomas W. Horton will take on the additional role of CEO.
Tuition could be going up at the University of Texas at Austin. A tuition advisory panel has recommended raising in-state student tuition by 2.6 percent for each of the next two years.
Climate experts and government officials are meeting in Fort Worth to discuss the severe 2011 drought afflicting Texas and the Southern Plains and what the outlook is for the future.
The Fort Worth-based parent company of American Airlines and American Eagle has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Dallas Police are making a familiar petition for a hit-and-run driver to come forward: Another man has been killed in the Oak Lawn area, three blocks from where a 55-year-old was killed on Nov. 3.
Irving officials say water consumption went down after restrictions went into affect in August. However, it now appears it won't be enough and stronger measures are needed to save the city's dwindling supply.
The city of Fort Worth is trying to get a handle on a growing animal problem. The city uncovered two cases of animal attacks in the same neighborhood where a rabid cat bit a resident last week.
We all tend to eat -- and maybe drink -- a little more during the holidays. And that gets people worrying about their diet. And numbers show -- there's good reason to worry!
Sitting in folding chairs in a newly-renovated apartment building Monday, city leaders joined federal and state housing administrators in applauding the grant-funded updates to the Fort Worth apartment complex.