Wind Takes Out the Hot, Keeps the Fire
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The threat of rolling blackouts and constant strain on Texas' electric grid may soon be a sweaty memory as the state's vicious heat wave appears to be letting up.
A pedestrian was struck by a car and killed while trying to sprint across Interstate-20 near Matlock Road in Arlington early Sunday morning.
Bubba Watson continues to use his driving length to his advantage as he prepares to win the Deutsche Bank Championship.
More than 85,000 college football fans are in North Texas this weekend for the Cowboy Classic. But they're doing more than just cheering on their favorite team; they're also rallying area businesses.
Three people were airlifted to Harris Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth after a balcony they were standing on collapsed at The Grove Apartments in the 700 block of Fort Worth Drive early Saturday morning, a police department spokesman said.
Now that Rick Perry is running for president, his campaign has begun distancing itself from some of the candidate's own words.
The wildfire that has ravaged 6,600 acres in Palo Pinto County remains 60 percent contained Saturday as strike teams continue to dump thousands of gallons of water on the blaze and residents begin to return to their homes.
Bubble player Troy Matteson is off to a fast start, Charl Schwartzel is ready for the stretch run after a week off and Phil Mickelson is turning to a belly putter to help his putting woes.
After winning the PGA Championship earlier this year Keegan Bradley didn't expect the hometown welcome he has received so far leading up to the Deutsche Bank Championship.
The opening of Terilli's was the final piece for a row of restaurants that rose from the ashes of a devastating fire. The strip along Lower Greenville now has a chance to strip away some bad blood.
Friends, neighbors and family gathered together at a memorial for Tavian Sabur, a 10-year-old who died Thursday after being hit by a suspected drunken driver.
The Texas panel in charge of enforcing state environmental regulations cheered President Barack Obama's decision Friday to scrap a tougher clean-air regulation aimed at reducing health-threatening smog that had drawn consistent fire from Gov. Rick Perry.
Like 14 million other Americans, the Barrons are searching for a job in a market that stopped adding them last month.