Study: Risky Online Behavior Common
Big companies such as Citigroup and Sony have been the targets of major hacking attacks. Yet a new survey finds that regular people are also prime and often unsuspecting targets.
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Big companies such as Citigroup and Sony have been the targets of major hacking attacks. Yet a new survey finds that regular people are also prime and often unsuspecting targets.
Police in Denton are issuing a warning for residents after some received phone calls from people claiming to be police officers, but aren't.
More than half of all Americans will skip summer vacations this year. More than half who do take one will try to save a little money by staying with friends.
Elf "get's jiggy with it" when he makes an attempt to RAP on the show. Check it out here!
Listen in as DeShawn Stevenson calls in and talks about the playoffs, the "fight" in Game 6 and having a spot reserved for a new tattoo.
Texas Senate Republicans flexed their muscle again, passing a bill that gives police broader powers to ask people about their citizenship status.
Tuesday Morning is lowering its fiscal full-year earnings and revenue forecasts because of its disappointing June sales to date.
The Republican-controlled Texas House gave preliminary approval on Tuesday to a GOP plan to redraw congressional districts.
A police standoff at a home in Tarrant County ended Wednesday morning after authorities entered the home and found the suspect dead.
The heat is increasing the number of stalled cars that backup traffic.
A tax battle is brewing in the Keller ISD, pitting education supporters against residents who feel they have no tax dollars left to give.
The City of Dallas has two other choppers, and that's enough for the city's needs. Mayor Dwaine Caraway says the chopper never should have been bought in the first place.
Majors change their champions. But Graeme McDowell, last year's winner, feels like just another player at the U.S. Open. Repeating will be tough, given his performance this year.
Governor Rick Perry continued to stir speculation Tuesday that he would seek the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, championing Texas' economy before a packed GOP gathering in New York and telling a television interviewer he would engage in a "thought process" before deciding whether to join the field.