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Pamela Anderson hosts the Dallas Superbash at the Fashion Industry Gallery (FIG) in downtown Dallas.
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Pamela Anderson hosts the Dallas Superbash at the Fashion Industry Gallery (FIG) in downtown Dallas.
Media from all over the world are in our backyard, which, it so happens, is covered with ice and snow.
The American Red Cross is making an emergency appeal for money and blood donations, blaming the winter weather for creating a critical shortage of both.
A water main break a block from Interstate 30 near Alta Mere froze traffic and sent water gushing through the pavement and into the air Friday.
Today's winter storm wasn't a typical storm system for North Texas. The storm system pushed into the cold, arctic air mass over North Texas and made for a powdery snow more reminiscent of Colorado.
Six people were injured at Cowboys Stadium Friday as snow and ice began falling from the stadium's roof.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is all business two days before the Super Bowl, and he says his team is ready.
Fans planning to come to DFW for the Super Bowl might have trouble getting here after Friday's snow.
The astronaut husband of wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will head to space in April, a stunning decision coming almost one month to the day that his wife was shot through the head.
Here's the latest information on the winter weather pounding DFW. We'll update it throughout the day.
The low water content is keeping this snow light and fluffy. It will not be ideal for making snowballs.
This is sure to be a memorable Super Bowl for one young man on leave from his job with U. S. troops in Afghanistan. He had an important mission to accomplish.
It's Super Bowl week on radio row are there are plenty of former and current pro athletes, actors, comedians, and movers-and-shakers looking for a chance to sit and plug their cause.
It's cold outside, the perfect excuse to stay indoors and spend some quality time with the kids.
Hundreds of Greyhound passengers are stranded in Dallas. Some have been stuck at the station for three days. "We had two days in Mississippi, two days here," says Shawn Westmoreland, who is from Florida. "It's been insanity."