State's Budget Crisis Ups The Ante On Gambling
The massive state budget crisis could give proposals to legalize gambling their best chance for approval in years.
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The massive state budget crisis could give proposals to legalize gambling their best chance for approval in years.
Census numbers set for release Thursday afternoon are expected to show huge growth in the Hispanic population in Texas.
A state Senate committee has approved one of Governor Rick Perry's emergency items. The resolution calls on Congress to pass a federal balanced budget constitutional amendment.
Who's gonna be on top this season? Find out who Josh and Elf pick as the top teams as they decide their Elite 8 in the MLB.
There's a new plan to help bring more places to live and shop to downtown Dallas. Proponents say the Dallas 360 Plan would connect neighborhoods, make for a stronger economy and create an active street scene.
Most of us across North Texas were about 25 degrees above normal on Thursday morning!
The recent winter snowstorm has prompted safety concerns for some victims of abuse in Dallas.
Detroit Tiger first baseman Miguel Cabrera was busted for a DUI. Here is the mugshot.
Professional dancer, Cheryl Burke is finally admitting to have had a fling with the Bengals' Chad OchoCinco on Dancing with the Stars
Police detained two suspects after an exchange of gunfire outside a fast food restaurant left two men dead.
Minister Dusty Craig has been spending a lot of time lately in front of the camera. He's trying to spread the message of Christ, and he's not doing it in a sanctuary. Instead, the minister of Next Generation Ministries has turned to the web.
When a softball player steps into the batter's box, they tend to expect a curve ball from time-to-time. But not like the one thrown to Texas Women's University student and softball player Abby Burns. Burns, 21, was recently diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia
Logan "Robot" Gladden. You'll want to remember that name. He's only seven and in the first grade, but you wouldn't know it if you heard him play the drums.
A decades-long agreement that allowed police to work a case and seek an indictment without having a suspect in custody is part of why hundreds of criminals haven't been apprehended.
A Denton County jury found Charles Stobaugh guilty Wednesday of murdering his estranged wife, who was last seen at his Sanger home in 2004.