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If North Texans have had more heat than they can stand this summer, the same can be said for their water lines.
Veterinarians and state health officials say an increase in rabies cases, particularly in parts of North Texas, may be due to the drought forcing wild rabid animals into more populated areas to find water.
The North Texas heat is deadly. How do you let your kids enjoy summer while keeping them safe?
Tom Watson rebounded from a 3-over 75 in the first round with a 4-under 68, to put himself in contention at The Senior Open Championship at Walton Heath, south of London.
The loss of a spouse can diminish a person's ability to think clearly. But a local financial planner provides widows with advice and support.
If America is a Fast Food Nation. Plano is the capital. A Business Insider survey says people in Plano spend twice as much on fast food as everyone else.
The lingering NFL lockout isn't just impacting football players and owners. It's also having a big impact on the livelihoods of businesses and people who depend on the games.
Fort Worth is enforcing new rules for operators hunting down natural gas deposits in the city.
A Greenville man accused of murdering his ex-wife has a simple answer as to why he did it. "I wanted her dead."
In a stunning about-face, Dallas County now acknowledges someone hacked into the computers of Commissioner John Wiley Price and his assistant, Dapheny Fain.
The sweltering sun and triple digit temperatures are taking its toll on more than just lawns across North Texas. Area lakes are starting to reflect the effects of extreme drought conditions.
The Dallas Opera is canceling one of the productions scheduled for the upcoming season due to finances.
One of the biggest mammography centers in North Texas is now using a new form of breast examination that could eventually make the traditional mammography obsolete.
Someone moved out of a Fort Worth apartment and left their dogs behind. The dog that was left outside died; a tragic result that animal control officials say could have been prevented.