Be On The Lookout For Fake Cops
North Texas law officers are issuing a warning about fake cops. An increasing number of police impersonators have been caught on area streets.
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North Texas law officers are issuing a warning about fake cops. An increasing number of police impersonators have been caught on area streets.
While lottery sales and prize payouts have increased since 1998, money from the Texas Lottery given to public schools decreased from about $1.2 billion to the $1 billion they received last year.
A Haltom City neighborhood is trying to put the brakes on speeders. They are asking for speed bumps, but the city is saying no.
It's a growing trend across the United States and in North Texas. Children are going under the knife to correct physical flaws and to prevent bullying.
With floodwaters threatening southern Louisiana, the Irving Animal Shelter is expecting to receive 77 animals that are being evacuated from the New Orleans area. Those animals are likely to find their way onto Facebook.
Despite years of slashing jobs and services, the Fort Worth City Council was told Tuesday that the budget is still $31 million short in sustaining existing services over the next two years.
Carol Daley thought the competition was over and she wasn't a winner. But the Arlington mother received a surprise knock on her door today.
At a county meeting Tuesday, Commissioners John Wiley Price and Clay Jenkins said they're upset that some of the deputy constables accused after a fraud investigation last week were placed on desk duty rather than suspended.
State revenues over the next the two years will be about $1 billion more than previously thought.
The Texas Senate gave preliminary approval to the map of new voting districts. The plan has prompted complaints from some Democrats.
The AT&T Performing Arts Center in Dallas has named a man who most recently led the Washington National Opera to be president and chief executive officer.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and now, thanks to a new program, more children in the Dallas Independent School District will have access to it.