Farmers Markets Benefit From Heat Wave
The heatwave is pushing more people to local Farmers Markets to get their produce.
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The heatwave is pushing more people to local Farmers Markets to get their produce.
Pettersson won last year's RBC Canadian Open at St. George's. It's at Shaughnessy this year. Can he win again?
A North Texas teen is fighting for his life after collapsing on the basketball court. His family says he was the picture of health. Now, the mother of another Plano athlete who lost her child is reaching out to help save lives.
It took Darren Clarke twenty tries to finally raise the Claret Jug. He takes great pride in the fashion in which he finally got there.
For weeks, Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price's Bentley has generated a lot of speculation. FBI agents searched the luxury car late last month.
A Texas inmate has been executed for killing a Dallas-area convenience store clerk as part of a shooting spree that he said was in retaliation for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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The defense attorneys for Dallas Commissioner John Wiley Price and associate Daphne Fain are concerned about a possible surveillance camera Fain claims to have seen in her backyard but failed to retrieve.
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An investigation suggests a Dallas man who said he owned a church-like organization was actually running a dance club. The city is suing to get the club called Darkside, on Northwest Highway and Webb Chapel, shutdown.
The Army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 and wounding 32 during the worst shooting on an American military post will stand trial on March 5, 2012.
Could mail delivery be cut back to three days-a-week? That's not under consideration right now, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said Wednesday. But it's something that could happen in 15 to 20 years.
The Texas State Board of Education is meeting this week for the first time under its conservative new chairwoman appointed by Governor Rick Perry.