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The estimated 500 protestors who crowded the block abutting the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Thursday chanted their talking points in unison, rallying against corporate greed and social inequality.
If you're one of those people who don't think recycling is sexy the industry has a buzzword just for you – 'commingling'. More and more folks are doing it, with the goal of diminishing the garbage stream.
The director of the Denton County Health Department says a Denton High School student probably has an active, contagious case of tuberculosis.
The Denton Independent School District has sent parents a letter warning them that a Denton High School student is hospitalized with a possible case of tuberculosis.
Investigators with the Irving Police Department have identified, but not located, the suspected driver in a hit and run accident that severely injured a woman and child.
Firefighters made progress in containing a fire just a month after the state's most destructive wildfire hit the same Central Texas county.
A comedy about the unlikely friendship between a traditional, refined writer and an unrefined personal trainer.
The GOP presidential field apparently set, Republican primary voters are likely facing a choice between an experienced candidate and a novice.
American Airlines says its September traffic rose 1.9 percent, driven by growth in both domestic and international flying.
On a Facebook page called Justice for Nate Nate, hundreds of people are asking for answers in the death of 4-year-old Nathan De Alejandro of Gainesville.
A Denton High School student who recently moved from Ennis has been hospitalized following complications that could be connected to Tuberculosis.
When abused children go to the hospital, often times they are left alone, without their family members. But a Tarrant County program is helping provide love and support for those kids.
For years, some Frisco residents have been concerned about the Exide battery recycling plant in town. Now, a citizens group is ready for the city to close the plant.
Not all businesses are cashing in on the Texas Rangers success with t-shirt and hat sales.