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Many families will be hitting the road for the holidays. Jerry 'The Car Pro' Reynolds looks at what drivers can do to ensure a safe travel.
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Many families will be hitting the road for the holidays. Jerry 'The Car Pro' Reynolds looks at what drivers can do to ensure a safe travel.
The weekend will start off windy, but temperatures will soon jump into the 80s. CBS 11 News meteorologist Garry Seith looks at the weather forecast.
Southwest Airlines says production will start this week on a TLC television series that will provide a behind-the-scenes look at air travel.
The Dallas ISD is looking into shutting down 11 schools and consolidating them with others as a way to cut into a $30 million budget shortfall.
Six hours elapsed Wednesday between the death of a Dallas 3-year-old and an Amber Alert for his two siblings. When the two were found safe late Wednesday, Donna Norris was weeping at home.
When you think of a manufacturer recall, cars, toys, food or electronics probably come to mind. But, a CBS 11 investigation exposes a recall that involves parts put into a patient's body during surgeries.
The training exercise was for the Northeast Tarrant and Denton County Child Abduction Response team, or CART.
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Dallas' mayor says the "tipping point" leading up to this morning's removal actually took place during a bank occupation more than a week ago.
The man is also accused in the beating death of his girlfriend's 3-year-old son.
The Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners has issued a Temporary Emergency License Suspension against a North Texas chiropractor accused of sexually abusing at least two teenage girls.
The doctor at the state-run facility allegedly sexually abused two residents.
Americans are more likely than ever to reach age 90, redefining in a way what it means to be old. People who are 90 or older have nearly tripled in number since 1980, to 1.9 million.
Violence, sanitation, and violations of city laws led Dallas police to evict the Occupy Dallas protestors from their campsite early Thursday morning.