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Back in the day, if you said "Dallas" to anyone, they would ask you if you knew J.R. Ewing. Well, the Ewing clan is back and the city of Dallas has been selected as the location to shoot the all-new television series.
A Texas mom expected a big baby, but nothing like this: 16 pounds, 1 ounces. Janet Johnson on Monday remained in an East Texas hospital after giving birth to what her doctors called one of the biggest newborns they've ever seen.
Sweltering summer temperatures in North Texas are expected to top 100 degrees for the 10th consecutive day as excessive heat warnings grip many central and southern states.
The Parker County Sheriff's Department says thieves have stolen or damaged air conditioning units at seven different churches in the area, and that's just in the last three months.
Today is the first day on the job for DeSoto's new school superintendent. But, under fire for a cheating scandal in Georgia, Kathy Augustine's first day could also be her last.
After taking time off after the U.S. Open, Luke Donald won the Scottish Open in convincing fashion and is now ready for a run at the Open Championship.
Texas state Senator Chris Harris says he will introduce a new law to make it a felony for a parent or guardian to not report a missing child.
A Six Flags operator heard a strange noise come from the 14-story Texas Giant Sunday, causing him to stop the ride and leave about two-dozen riders stuck at the top.
Relatives, friends and fellow firefighters are among the hundreds of mourners at a public visitation for the 39-year-old Texas Rangers fan who fell to his death trying to catch a ball thrown by his son's favorite player.
As the miles melted between Atlantis and the International Space Station, the emotions grew -- in orbit and on the ground.
Brendon de Jonge is in contention to win the John Deere Classic. But if de Jonge doesn't win, he will still win in a different way as long as he places in the Top 5.
Officers shot a belligerent suspect with a stun gun who allegedly tried to assault a man with a large knife or machete, a spokesman said Saturday.
More than two dozen soldiers have testified about the day they were shot in a crowded Fort Hood building in November 2009. Some told of looking the gunman in the eye as he fired. A Senate investigation has announced its findings about the suspect: before the rampage, the Army psychiatrist had become an Islamic extremist and a "ticking time bomb."