New iPhone App Singles Out Bad Drivers
Imagine having the power to flag down bad drivers or to write traffic tickets or just call people out for changing lanes without a signal.
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Imagine having the power to flag down bad drivers or to write traffic tickets or just call people out for changing lanes without a signal.
A video of President Kennedy's trip to Texas taken just a day before he was assassinated is being added to the permanent collection at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas.
To anyone passing by, General Worth Square is just a small green space nestled between the Hilton Hotel and the Fort Worth Convention Center.
About 250 people from North Texas will travel to Austin Tuesday on buses, trying to rally against dozens of legislative bills they view as "inhumane."
Another cold front is about ready to pass through Corsicana, Athens and Quitman. Ahead of the front temperatures are very warm.
Movie rental chain Blockbuster Inc. says a group of investors is offering $290 million to buy it out of bankruptcy protection.
The North Texas birthplace of Dwight D. Eisenhower honored his memory with a monument being dedicated on President's Day.
Believed to promote faster healing, hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been used for decades in hospital burn units. Now a new Dallas clinic is using it to treat everything from sports injuries to autism.
The Dallas County Commissioners may soon set some new rules for themselves. A judge wants the conduct policy updated to include limits on what commissioners can say during meetings.
Students and professors could soon be 'packing heat' at universities across the state. Proponents say the move could deter a 'Virginia Tech' type of situation. Opponents think the proposed bill will make campuses less safe.
An innocent man who spent 18 years in prison is being denied state compensation. The words "actual innocence" aren't printed on a court order for Anthony Graves, so the state won't pay the $1.4 million due him.
They're thousands of miles from Libya, but dozens of people at two demonstrations in Downtown Dallas Sunday said they feel they can make a difference.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill with an amendment singling out the Planned Parenthood organization. The "Pence Amendment" would cut all federal funding, about $317 million dollars to the non-profit organization, which serves an estimated 90,000 DFW residents.
On Jan. 18, school district officials got their first view of the preliminary state budget for 2012-2013 and noticed a gaping hole where revenue for public education is usually assigned: $9.3 billion was chopped out of it.