The T Unveils New Hi-Tech, High-Dollar Spur* Buses
Some hi-tech, high-dollar buses are about to hit the streets of Fort Worth. They're called Spur* buses – short for signal, priority, urban, route.
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Some hi-tech, high-dollar buses are about to hit the streets of Fort Worth. They're called Spur* buses – short for signal, priority, urban, route.
Emergency crews in Dallas raced to an apartment fire, but when they arrived, residents were already helping each other escape from the flames.
A fire damaged a popular and historic Dallas restaurant late on Tuesday night. The blaze broke out at the original Sonny Bryan's Smokehouse.
A utility company knew about wildfire dangers amid severe Texas drought, but failed to remove dead trees and branches near their power lines.
A court says two Plano school principals are immune from liability for stopping students from handing out Christian candy cane pens.
A fire official in Texas says a wildfire has destroyed part of the set for the 2003 film "The Alamo," and charred at least 150 acres near Austin.
Rick Perry is calling his Republican rivals "heartless" and using ethnically charged language to defend moderate parts of his immigration record.
Call it another sign of our difficult economic times: Hallmark has taken a cue from the nation's 9.1 percent unemployment rate and released a line of cards for people who've lost their jobs.
Alex Templeton was made honorary captain of his Junior High football team Tuesday night, and got to call the coin toss.
Natural gas companies have only been drilling the Barnett Shale for a decade, but the amount of economic activity that generates annually has already sailed past what aircraft manufacturing and transportation bring to the region, the Fort Worth City Council was told Tuesday.
Gov. Rick Perry's meteoric rise to the top of the Republican field last month led many observers to conclude that the Texas governor would waltz to his party's presidential nomination. It's looking more like a grind dance now.
Fire fighters were called to rescue patrons stranded on the monorail at the Dallas Zoo's Wilds of Africa exhibit after the system malfunctioned and shut down just before 4 p.m. Tuesday.
The City of Denton is offering a financial 'carrot' to attract more businesses to its downtown area. And with $50,000 up for grabs the lure seems to be working.