Fur Free Friday Protest At Neimans Ends With Fake Blood On Storefront
An annual animal rights protest at Neiman Marcus' downtown Dallas flagship store ended with fake blood splattered across the iconic store's front windows and two people in jail.
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An annual animal rights protest at Neiman Marcus' downtown Dallas flagship store ended with fake blood splattered across the iconic store's front windows and two people in jail.
Texas Attorney General Gregg Abbott is taking aim at a federal court's proposed congressional redistricting map for his state.
A second person has come forward to apologize for a relative's action in connection with the death of a Dallas man who was killed after being pushed into a moving DART train.
Texting while driving could cut into your holiday shopping budget in a big way beginning today in Arlington. The city's controversial ban on texting while driving is now in effect.
This year marked thirty years since the discovery of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and a group of Dallas artists are coming together to raise money for the agencies that help the thousands of people in North Texas who are still living with the disease.
The bad economy is taking its toll in some unexpected places. Collin County has seen a sharp increase in the number of people needing food stamps, and in the number of people who are now homeless.
A 4-3 record last week brings my overall mark to 47-32-2 for the year. You can send me a Christmas Card if you want.
DeSoto police have a suspect in custody in the murders of three people Friday morning.
Shoppers at the Galleria in Dallas tackled Black Friday very early in the morning, just like bargain-hunters at many other stores and malls across North Texas.
By sunrise, most of the hardcore Black Friday shoppers had accomplished their missions and gone home.
If you are having trouble thinking of things to be thankful for this year, just think about the Hardman family. They have a had a very rough year.
The teenager was driving home from a grocery store job late Wednesday night when he and another motorist were killed in a car crash in Tarrant County.
That's two heart-pounding escapes in five days. Yet, the Cowboys are 7-4 and have 10 days off before traveling to the lowly Cardinals.
A man from Joshua was arrested on Thanksgiving Day for allegedly killing another man following an argument. Both men had been drinking alcohol.