Yes! It Could Be The Heat That's Making You Cranky
North Texas is in the 58th day of triple-digit temperatures and Max Nelson, with Texas Health Presbyterian Plano, says the prolonged heat wave can have a negative affect on people.
Watch CBS News
North Texas is in the 58th day of triple-digit temperatures and Max Nelson, with Texas Health Presbyterian Plano, says the prolonged heat wave can have a negative affect on people.
Fort Worth police say a bank robbery suspect fatally shot by an officer didn't fire his gun after all.
Police in Garland are trying to find the man who robbed a local motel on August 15. Surveillance video from the robbery shows the suspect inside the Microtel Motel in the 1900 block of Pendleton Drive.
Officials with the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office are investigating claims of an improper relationship between a former high school teacher and a student.
A teen has been sentenced for his role in the beating of a man and the robbery of at least 20 at a Halloween party last year.
Kyle Chandler has taped public service announcements for Texas volunteer fire departments needing money after an intense year of wildfires.
An overturned 18-wheeler created a huge traffic nightmare on Wednesday morning.
If Dolly Parton had recorded her song "9 to 5" today, she would have to shift the lyrics just a little bit. "9 to 7" -- it's not catchy, but it's a reality.
Crews worked through the night to clean up debris from a massive tanker truck fire along State Highway 114 in Roanoke.
While many North Texans are being asked to conserve water, large pipelines are pulling water out of the Trinity River in Fort Worth.
Luke Donald has a chance to win both the PGA and European Tour Money Titles, but Donald would like to win Majors instead.
The idea is to take the concept of the July Opens in Britain and build a March-to-August schedule of monthly major triple headers.
When DART set out to replace their radios back in 2006, Engineer Ray Trott thought his company could do the work. But Trott's firm, Trott Communications Group, didn't get the job. "This thing kind of upset me."
Glen Mattioli is a University of Texas at Arlington Geology Professor. He says given his chosen profession, people ask him all the time if a big quake could shake North Texas. Especially on days like Tuesday.