Passenger Killed After SUV Drives Into Bridge Pillar In South Dallas
The 21-year-old passenger in a Sport Utility Vehicle died Sunday morning after the driver sped into a concrete bridge pillar on northbound Interstate 35 in South Dallas.
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The 21-year-old passenger in a Sport Utility Vehicle died Sunday morning after the driver sped into a concrete bridge pillar on northbound Interstate 35 in South Dallas.
In downtown Dallas, dozens of North Texans gathered to sing the Egyptian national anthem, hold signs and cheer.
In a supreme example of tragic irony, a debilitating fire broke out at the fire department in the Hill County town of Covington Saturday, prompting the mayor to call it a "total loss."
A Fort Worth firefighter rescued a man trapped on top of his truck after a water main broke and flooded the street Saturday morning.
Three men have been charged with murder in the dragging death of a 25-year-old Hill County man, including the victim's brother.
Who would've thought a hot dog place in the middle of downtown Cleburne would turn into a theatre of the strange? Last week, it was a missing head.
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Five, female DPD officers were recently featured on a reality TV series. While the TV crew captured their every move, the women themselves appear to have captured the admiration of the public.
From Cairo to Frisco, celebrations over Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stepping down are loud and global.
School districts all over North Texas will have to make cuts as the State of Texas deals with a budget shortfall of up to $27 billion.
Students at Texas Woman's University in Denton say they are watching budget talks in Austin closely.
The City of Arlington released more than 100 documents Friday that show the Dallas Cowboys waited more than four months to submit proper permit requests needed to install thousands of temporary seats before the Super Bowl.
Egyptian Mona Elsamra came home for lunch Friday just so she could watch television and celebrate with her family in Arlington.
The world's largest Baptist university will soon allow people from outside the denomination to serve on the school's board of regents.
With sweeping budget cuts looming in the state of Texas, school districts are in a dire situation. The state contributes $25 billion to public schools, but House Bill 1 intends to cut that by about $9.5 billion, leaving school districts looking at drastic changes.