DART Apologizes To Stranded Train Passengers
DART executives are backing down and apologizing to the nearly 200 passengers who were stuck inside a DART train after Thursday's Dallas Mavericks' championship parade.
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DART executives are backing down and apologizing to the nearly 200 passengers who were stuck inside a DART train after Thursday's Dallas Mavericks' championship parade.
Texas is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Don't Mess With Texas campaign with a litter bag contest. TxDOT wants Texas residents to go online and vote for one of 10 specially designed litter bags.
Southbound Interstate 35W at Risinger Road in south Fort Worth was reopened nearly four hours after a fiery three-vehicle wreck that killed one person.
National statistics show the number of first-time homebuyers decreased by 35 percent last month. But realtors in North Texas say it's a different story here.
The Dallas Police Department has launched a new program to detect bad officers before they go too far. But some officers think the 'intervention' program goes too far.
A smile; a raised eyebrow; a wrinkled nose: They're easy facial movements for most. They're also the goal of Dallas Wiens.
I love okra. Absolutely love it. I know the thought of okra is gross to many people. Except for the rutabaga, okra might be the most unloved of all vegetables. That's okay, though. More for me.
I hate the Container Store with a passion unmatched by anyone I have ever met.
Police in Frisco are still investigating a Monday night shooting, in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart store, that left a 20-year-old man in critical condition.
Southlake firefighters spent Tuesday morning battling something other than flames. A group of rescuers kicked off their 'Fill the Boot' muscular dystrophy money collection campaign at the intersection of Southlake Boulevard and Kimball Avenue.
The Garland City Council has to decide if they're going to spend a million dollars to replace the broken emergency sirens or just take them down.
Eleven of the companies and individuals sued by the families of victims in a 2008 Sherman bus crash that killed 17 people on their way to a religious retreat have agreed to out-of-court settlements.
Oklahoma University head coach Bob Stoops called in to talk with Josh & Elf about the upcoming 2011-12 Sooner football season.