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It might have been the worst-kept secret in town over the past few weeks, but it's now official, The Black Eyed Peas will be the featured halftime performer at Super Bowl XLV at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.
George W. Bush has joined Bill Clinton and Barack Obama in an exclusive club: presidential authors who have sold at least a million copies of their books.
Former U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay argued throughout his trial that the deck was stacked against him by a politically motivated prosecutor and a jury from the most Democratic city in one of the most Republican states.
Thousands of people tailgated before today's Cowboys/Saints game and they cooked up everything from traditional Thanksgiving dishes to spicy Cajun entrees.
There are still some left over showers east of I-35 this evening. But skies are clearing to the west. The cold front is approaching Houston where temperatures are in the upper 70s. We, however, have temperatures in the low 40s and upper 30s.
Roads were shut down in Dallas after a train derailment led to a chemical leak near downtown.
You could call James Pepper a modern day scribe. He's taken a quill and ink and reproduced the Bible by hand. Pepper is believed to be one of the few who have reproduced the Bible this way in the past 500 years.
A homeowner shot and killed an intruder who turned out to be his stepson in his Parker County.
About half of the 15 security checkpoints at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport have or will soon have controversial full body scanners.
Dallas residents have sued a school, saying its construction polluted a nearby lake.
In between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, a new national movement known as Small Business Saturday is beginning to emerge.
Despite being thousands of miles away, Korean natives living in North Texas are concerned about events unfolding in their home country.
All the talk of frustrated Americans protesting passenger screening procedures at U.S. airports barely caused a ripple at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Wednesday.
A jury in Austin has convicted former U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay on charges he illegally funneled corporate money to Texas candidates in 2002.
As Thanksgiving Eve approached, not only grocery stores saw items flying off the shelves, food pantries across North Texas did too.