GM Recalls 2.4 Million More Vehicles
General Motors is recalling 2.4 million vehicles in the U.S. as part of a broader effort to resolve outstanding safety issues more quickly.
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General Motors is recalling 2.4 million vehicles in the U.S. as part of a broader effort to resolve outstanding safety issues more quickly.
Southwest Airlines says it will be offering four round-trip flights each day between Las Vegas and Dallas Love Field Airport starting this fall.
Southwest Airlines announced introductory fares of $99 or less on Monday to a number of destinations from Dallas Love Field Airport.
Kraft Foods Group is recalling some of its cottage cheese products, which contain ingredients that were not stored in accordance with proper temperature standards.
The U.S. government is stepping up efforts to help Central American farmers fight a devastating coffee disease -- and hopefully hold down the price of your morning cup.
House hunters have to pull the trigger quickly in today's fast-paced market where many homes sell within hours, even weeks after for sale signs go up.
Microsoft announced plans Friday to release the video game sequel "Halo 5: Guardians" for the Xbox One and a "Halo" television series to be produced by Steven Spielberg in fall 2015.
Retail gas prices in Texas are down 2 cents per gallon this week. AAA Texas reported on Thursday that the statewide price at the pump has slipped to $3.43 per gallon.
Google is once again selling its internet-connected eyewear to anyone in the U.S. as the company fine tunes a device that has sparked both intrigue and disdain.
Some of the nation's largest retailers are banding together in hopes of protecting the personal and financial information of their consumers from hackers and thieves.
General Motors is recalling more than 140,000 Chevrolet Malibu midsize cars to fix a problem with the power-assisted brakes.
The Byron Nelson Championship tees off on Thursday in Las Colinas, and this week's edition of CBS 11 Steals & Deals gives you some special Byron Nelson savings.
Bucking the trend of other North Texas cities, on Wednesday the Dallas City Council agreed to a rate hike with Atmos Energy -- the natural gas supplier. It would boost the average residential bill by $2.08 a month, businesses by roughly $6.
Dozens of local communities are trying to prevent Atmos Energy from raising natural gas rates. But city leaders in Dallas voted in favor of the rate increase on Wednesday.
It's a big decision that many have very little time to make and few choices to choose from. CBS 11 News takes a close up look at the race to find and buy the few available homes in Frisco.