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Parkland Memorial Hospital and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas have agreed to pay $1.4 million to end a federal investigation of alleged Medicare billing fraud at Dallas County's general hospital.
The JPS Diagnostic and Surgery Hospital on New York Avenue in Arlington is no longer a hospital.
At a gathering of uncommitted social and evangelical conservatives at the Hill Country spread of mega-donor James Leininger, Gov. Rick Perry spent several hours patiently answering queries on a range of issues.
Nine spiritual leaders from many walks of life and faith in New York share stories of hope about 9/11.
The Dallas Zoo's baby giraffe officially has a name. She was named Jamie, after James Camden Sikes, who died of brain cancer.
A new plan for the Dallas Police Department puts more officers on the streets. But now, some officers are saying the plan puts them at a greater risk, and could cause crime victims to wait longer for justice.
Sparks are flying again! Wildfires continue to burn around Possum Kingdom Lake in Palo Pinto County. But despite the fire and huge plumes of smoke firefighters told CBS 11 News things are getting better.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood joined a panel of business and labor representatives in discussing how to create new jobs Thursday in Dallas.
Texas A&M is upset about UT's new Longhorn Network. But UT says the Aggies had a chance to create a TV network with the Longhorns years ago and didn't want to.
A boil water notice has been issued in the City of Kemp. City leaders say a broken valve at the water treatment plant is to blame.
CBS will provide a broad look back and forward with special programming during the weekend marking the historic 10th anniversary of the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The Story Corps project gives strangers a place to share and connect through quick audio clips recorded in booths around New York and San Francisco, as well as those submitted online.
A new iPhone app aims to restore the missing Twin Towers to a virtual view of New York's skyline.
Following the events of 9/11, one New Yorker sought to offer friendship and support to a key group in her neighborhood: the local mosque.
Renown author on spirituality and culture Rabbi Shmuley Boteach shared his reflections on how America has changed in the course of the decade since the events of 9/11.