Despite Sluggish Economy, Some Companies Still Hiring
While more people nationwide applied for unemployment benefits last month, the jobs picture here in Texas is brighter than in most other states.
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While more people nationwide applied for unemployment benefits last month, the jobs picture here in Texas is brighter than in most other states.
There are support groups for just about every need out there. Not for divorce. Yet, according to government data, for every two marriages, there's one divorce.
Teresa Berg photographs babies. "I need a little something to put underneath this basket," Berg said as she moved a small basket on the polished floor of her studio containing two week old Olivia Solon.
The extreme heat and dry conditions are taking their toll on grasslands as three large grass fires burned on opposite sides of the Metroplex.
Former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach stopped by RAGE to plug his new book and weigh in on everything college football...and much more!
The Dow Jones Industrial average dropped 419 points Thursday as investors worried over a trio of problems.
The family of a Fort Worth mother is still trying to come to grips after she drowned trying to save her 8-year-old son. It happened Wednesday evening at Trinity River Park, near Interstate-30 and university Drive in Fort Worth.
The Texas attorney general has filed a lawsuit accusing a gas station company of diluting medium- and premium-grade fuel with regular unleaded.
Traffic was tied up for more than an hour Thursday afternoon on the Dallas North Tollway. The multi-car accident resulted in the intermittent closure of lanes between Keller Springs and Trinity Mills.
An Arlington back-to-school immunization event on Saturday could attract a lot of students from out of the area.
The tobacco industry's latest legal challenge to increased government regulation may not hold up in court, but it could mean it will be years before cigarette packs carry pictures of a smoker's corpse or other graphic images.