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Fire fighter labor groups are warning city leaders that emergency calls currently answered in seconds will take much longer if dispatcher positions are cut and their shifts changed, as next year's budget currently mandates.
The recent downpour of rain hasn't been enough to help ease the the dilemma facing North Texas farmers and ranchers. The months of extreme heat and the continued lack of rain over the summer has further complicated a hay shortage in the region.
State Sen. Florence Shapiro says she won't seek re-election next year.
City employees will find some more money in their paychecks next year, as the City Council moves to eliminate one of the unpaid furlough days for city workers that were put in place as a cost-cutting measure during the recession.
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Condemned inmate Cleve Foster already has been spared twice this year from the Texas death chamber and says he's not concerned another execution date is looming this week.
You've heard of police using bait cars to catch car thieves. Now, police on the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) campus have turned to GPS technology to try and stop a string of bicycle thefts.
One Dallas Independent School District (DISD) trustee thinks parents can be a vital resource in the search for a new superintendent. To find out the expectations of parents Dr. Edwin Flores is holding a town meeting.
Trying to avoid the fate of Borders, which closed the last of its bookstores over the weekend, Netflix Inc. is moving to separate the DVD-by-mail plan from the online streaming service.
Jackson is crossing off the days on his wall calendar, counting down to September 29. "This is the day my mom gets a kidney," he said.
Crews worked to restore power to thousands of homes and businesses that have lost electricity due to Texas storms.
The Ennis ISD posted a letter on their website, saying that tuberculosis screenings had resulted in "a higher than hoped level of positives."
After five years and an up and down 2011 season, Ernie Els missed the cut for the Tour Championship. Now he will play in some other tournaments before he heads to Australia to help Greg Norman in the Presidents Cup.
About a dozen organizations will gather Monday in Fort Worth for the first National Poverty Summit, aimed at reducing the poverty level.