Bush Twins To Speak At Dallas Fundraising Event
Barbara Pierce Bush and Jenna Bush Hager are set to speak at a fundraising luncheon for a Dallas substance abuse treatment center.
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Barbara Pierce Bush and Jenna Bush Hager are set to speak at a fundraising luncheon for a Dallas substance abuse treatment center.
Michaels says the PIN pads at stores in 20 states were tampered with, potentially exposing customer's credit and debit card information.
Thunderstorms unleashed hail and wind gusts that damaged roofs, downed tree limbs and power lines, smashed sheds and toppled trailers.
A teen who turned over $2,000 she found in a parking lot is finally getting her reward after the Dallas Police Department admitted it made a mistake and promised to reward her honesty.
As Shirley Story walked slowly toward a wall bearing the names of Arlington's fallen police officers and firefighters, she recalled how much she missed her son.
A video showing a Baltimore mother encouraging her son to fight another boy has drawn strong reactions locally from social workers and parents of bullied children.
RAGE board is our low-tech greaseboard where you can follow along with the show's flow and where we document our gaffes and/or illustrate our giggles.
On the heels of Michael Vick receiving a key to our city, one of his former bait dogs, Mel, gets one too.
Police are searching for the man who shot a Garland convenience store owner twice in the face and once in the leg during a robbery Tuesday.
The massive layoffs that are taking place within many public schools districts across the state are having an impact on colleges.
Texas lawmakers have approved a bill that would be the first law in the nation to require drilling companies to publicly disclose the contents of fluids used in hydraulic fracturing.
A man who has served 27 years in prison for aggravated sexual assault is due to become the latest person exonerated through DNA testing in Dallas County. Johnny Pinchback, 55, has been cleared as a result of forensic testing.
A powerful line of thunderstorms continues to move east across North Texas. The main threat has been and will be strong winds, up to 70 mph.