People Watching Across Dallas
DFW is so good at having a good time that some of us can't help but stare. Ready your binoculars as we present you the Best of Guide to Local People Watching.
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DFW is so good at having a good time that some of us can't help but stare. Ready your binoculars as we present you the Best of Guide to Local People Watching.
Coming into this weekend Bill Haas was a long shot to win the FedEx Cup; but after 4 rounds in the 60's and winning the TOUR Championship in a playoff, Haas is walking away with $11.4 million.
ort Worth Police are questioning a 16 year old boy in connection to a murder. Investigators believe the teen may have killed his step-father.
Soaring gasoline prices are in the rearview mirror. For the first time in months, retail gasoline prices have fallen below $3 a gallon in places, including parts of Michigan, Missouri and Texas.
Luke Donald and Phil Mickelson have a real shot at winning the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup, but they might a little help from the top ranked FedEx Cup players.
Community members packed the Dallas City Council chambers Saturday for a special meeting to discuss a redistricting plan that will carve up the city's 14 council districts.
The Texas Forest Service warns that the arrival of a cold front Sunday afternoon will create more dangerous wildfire conditions across Texas.
Parkland Memorial Hospital's board has voted to withhold perks from managers as it struggles to address patient-care deficiencies that threatened its federal funding.
Mauricio Pena is 39, but he's battling a disease normally associated with someone twice his age.
Dallas Police say don't know why someone killed 50-year-old Shearl Bennett as she was coming home from church Wednesday night off Royal Lane. The police department is hoping a $5,000 reward offered by Crimestoppers will help lead them to her killer.
Adam Scott is two rounds away from making a good year into a great year. Scott leads the Tour Championship, but would need FedEx Cup Point leader Webb Simpson to finish in the bottom half to have a chance at the FedEx Cup and the $10 million bonus.
On Saturday, Brooklyn-by-way-of-Denton electronic pop outfit Neon Indian will play a much-anticipated homecoming set at the Granada Theater. Here's a candid interview with three of the band members.