Dynamite Downs Four Downtown Dallas Buildings
It took just a few seconds and about 150 pounds of dynamite to bring down four downtown Dallas buildings Saturday morning.
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It took just a few seconds and about 150 pounds of dynamite to bring down four downtown Dallas buildings Saturday morning.
On Saturday, Janet and Jim Kerr's dreams finally came true as the Texas Rangers got the first victory in a World Series game in franchise history. Unfortunately, one of them could not be there to see it happen.
A Dallas Police Officer shot and killed a man who appeared to be gesturing toward a weapon Friday night. A round fired by that officer also hit an 11-year-old boy who was standing nearby. He was not seriously injured.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are at stake. It's all part of a fight over concessions at DFW International Airport.
Speed limits are still on the table as the city of Dallas looks at possible ways to make running and biking trails safer.
Friday Shabbat services went on as scheduled at Temple Emanu-El in North Dallas, just hours after the national Anti-Defamation League sent out warnings to synagogues across the country.
If imitation is the best form of flattery, Texas Rangers Baseball Manager Ron Washington must be very flattered.
A Fort Worth man who put a homemade bomb on the front porch of his ex-wife's house must serve 10 years in prison.
For a Fort Worth couple, watching the Texas Rangers isn't just about cheering their team to victory. Since one of them was diagnosed with cancer, it's become a way to spend as much time together as possible.
Texas is the only state taking no steps to meet new federal greenhouse gas emission rules that go into effect in January.
Investigators are looking into what caused a hole to rip open in the fuselage of an airline jet as it cruised at 31,000 feet, causing a loss of cabin air pressure and forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing.
The same suspect has been linked to a number of sexual assaults in the city of Dallas, now police are asking for your help identifying him.
Drugmaker Pfizer Inc. announced Friday it would recall 38,000 bottles of its blockbuster cholesterol drug Lipitor due to an unpleasant odor, the third recall this year related to the problem.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has endorsed a revised method of funding public universities and community colleges in a money-saving move.