Bill Aims To Help Victims Of Human Trafficking
If a bill proposed by U.S. Senator John Cornyn passes, the federal government could soon be reaching out a hand to the victims of human trafficking.
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If a bill proposed by U.S. Senator John Cornyn passes, the federal government could soon be reaching out a hand to the victims of human trafficking.
A Tokyo to DFW Airport flight sets off radiation detectors, but officials say the levels posed no danger. And U.S. Postal Inspectors say there is no need for concern about radiation on incoming North Texas mail.
in a report to the FDA, the tobacco industry argues that menthol cigarettes aren't riskier than regular cigarettes and shouldn't be regulated any differently.
RAGE board is the very low-tech grease board where you can follow the show's flow, and we document our gaffes and/or illustrate our giggles.
Jessica Flemming is about 40 miles inland from Sendai where she was working when the earthquake hit just 80 miles away.
Tommy Tune credits the Music Hall at Fair Park as his home – the first professional venue that inspired his love affair with dance.
Kimberly-Clark is raising prices for products including diapers and bathroom tissue as it tries to deal with increasing costs.
Finally, we have photographic evidence of Ambien Greggo.
RAGE board is the very low-tech grease board where you can follow the show's flow, and we document our gaffes and/or illustrate our giggles.
African Americans in the South are shunning city life for the suburbs at the highest levels in decades.
The state is reportedly sitting on about $4 billion in taxpayer money -- funds that the state can't touch.
Susan Morrison was born in Sendai. Her mother was single, with no job and no means to support a family. So when Morrison was three-years-old, the court gave her to an American couple. Morrison hasn't heard from her since the earthquake.
The saga of Southfork Ranch is returning to TV, and the City of Dallas is proud to finally say that J.R. will be shot here.
Dallas Police are looking for a man who has attacked customers in the parking lot of a Lake Highlands Shopping Center.
The Texas Senate passed a guns-on-campus bill in 2009, but it died without a vote in the House. This year, more than half of the Republican-controlled House's 150 members have signed on as co-authors of one of the bills, and the issue is supported by Republican Gov. Rick Perry.