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Lucky number or easy date to remember? Whatever the reason, one upcoming day has become popular for couples looking to get married.
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Lucky number or easy date to remember? Whatever the reason, one upcoming day has become popular for couples looking to get married.
You're going to gain weight over the holidays. It's inevitable, right? Perhaps not. If you plan your meals properly, the holidays can be healthy.
Sandie Newton previews this week's big box office releases, and talks to the minds behind "Cars 2," which was just released on DVD.
North Texas musician Ryan Beaver is moving up in the entertainment world. He stopped by the CBS 11 News studio for a live performance.
The temperatures have dropped in a big way! CBS 11 News meteorologist Garry Seith takes a look at the chilly weather forecast.
Police have identified the areas where a serial rapist attacked two of his victims. The man has targeted alumni of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
People will live in what are the former offices of the FBI, Agriculture Department and every other federal agency that was housed at 400 North Ervay.
A federal judge ruled that Sprint Nextel and regional cellphone company C Spire can sue AT&T over its acquisition of rival T-Mobile.
There's no separation between church and state in Janet Mefferd's radio booth.
A North Fort Worth neighborhood trying to keep kids safe on their way to school is facing another problem, increased traffic.
Dozens of Carrollton residents, even the mayor, turned out for a vigil Wednesday night to remember Jasmen Gonzalez, the 10 year-old girl abducted and killed over the weekend.
Gov. Rick Perry's presidential campaign is adamantly refuting the suggestion that it helped orchestrate a POLITICO story on past allegations of sexual harassment involving businessman Herman Cain.
Two days away from its sixth birthday, Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest is slapping the finishing touches on its new digs. Find out about them, as well as 10 acts not to miss at Auditorium Shores, from Nov. 4 - Nov. 6.
Vanessa Manning stands in the west Fort Worth neighborhood near Lake Como where she grew up. Behind her, a decaying stone and wood building, once a neighborhood gas station and grocery store, is shuttered and decaying.