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A landing at Love Field Airport is creating turbulence in Dallas. Virgin America flew in a giant jet and parked it prominently at Love Field. Officials with the carrier have called a news conference for Friday morning.
Retail gasoline prices across Texas held steady this week at $3.49 per gallon.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry says he hasn't made a decision on whether or not to run for president again in 2016. But the governor made one thing clear -- he needs more preparation.
For better or worse, the infamous office cubicle is celebrating is 50th anniversary on Thursday. We want to see YOUR cubicle. Snap a cubicle selfie and share it with us online.
American Airlines posted earnings of $480 million on Thursday, a record for the first quarter, usually the weakest three-month period for airlines during the year.
Southwest Airlines reported that it made a record $152 million in the first quarter, more than doubling the $59 million profit it had during the same time last year.
The average price of an airline ticket for travel within the United States rose by just $1 last year, although prices are still modestly higher than they were five years ago.
AT&T's wireless business had a strong first quarter as the company added more than 1 million subscribers and benefited from an installment plan that permits frequent upgrades.
Delta is making more money by filling more seats on its planes, even though bad weather caused the carrier to cancel more than 17,000 flights in January and February.
The push to redevelop a part of downtown Dallas finally got a green light on Wednesday. The area around the Statler Hilton hotel goes to sleep after dark. But a developer wants to change that.
Parking is considered prime real estate around Southlake's Town Square. Some shoppers tell CBS 11 News that they worry, now with Trader Joe's moving in, spaces will be harder to come by.
With online video AT&T looks to attract customers of Netflix, Hulu, YouTube and other services -- including people who've stopped paying for traditional broadcast, cable or satellite TV.
Netflix is preparing a sequel that's unlikely to be a hit with subscribers. The video service is about to raise its prices for the first time in three years to help pay for more programming.
Gov. Rick Perry is making a second trip to New York, hoping to convince employers there to move to Texas.