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It's been just over one week since an off-duty Brownwood firefighter died at a Texas Rangers game. Shannon Stone was trying to grab a souvenir baseball when he fell from the left field bleachers.
A North Texas company says there's an untapped pool of top notch job candidates who need flexible work schedules, working moms.
A simple road trip to Mexico for an Arlington couple turned into a nightmare just after they crossed the border. The couple set out on the 1,000 mile drive to Leon, Mexico on Monday, packed into a truck with a week's worth of luggage and gifts for their family.
Imagine a migraine that never goes away; that kind of pain is known as "chronic daily headaches" and thousands of Americans deal with it. Now a team of Texas doctors is using a groundbreaking new surgery to end that pain.
Michele Terry lost her youngest daughter Mika 6 years ago. Her husband was driving the baby to daycare that morning when he got a phone call and hit a roadblock. Four hours later, he suddenly remembered. Their story is now being featured in a new public awareness campaign - Look Before You Lock.
More than 100 women from all over the world are in Dallas for the next two days for the International Dress for Success seminar at the Palomar Hotel.
After 14 years, a North Texas family still hasn't given up hope of finding a missing mother. 20-year-old Kelli Cox disappeared on July 15, 1997.
During a Friday visit to Denton, Governor Rick Perry signed into law a bill that requires natural gas drillers to disclose what chemicals they pump into the ground to fracture the rock where gas deposits are.
He's out plugging a new book and enjoying his life and he's still got plenty to say! Get ready - because he is back and embracing his RAGE!
It's been a difficult week for the Rangers, but the team has re-grouped and the boys are back from the All-Star break.
Governor Rick Perry has signed into law a bill that makes it easier for a North Texas company to sell 18-wheelers that run on natural gas.
Richardson police they have found the woman they believe hit an 11-year-old boy Thursday night and then drove away.
Two of the notorious "Texas 7" prison escapees have lost federal court appeals, moving them a step closer to execution for killing an Irving police officer more than a decade ago after breaking out of a South Texas prison.
Going back to school is the same as it's always been. Only the details are different. Kids are still kids.