Uninsured Texans Await Supreme Court Healthcare Decision
According to U.S. Census Bureau figures, twenty-five percent of Texans are uninsured -- and the vast majority are U.S. citizens of working age.
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According to U.S. Census Bureau figures, twenty-five percent of Texans are uninsured -- and the vast majority are U.S. citizens of working age.
Cleburne residents can now use as much water as they please.
Federal safety regulators are investigating buses made by Motor Coach Industries Inc. during the past 20 years because the drive shafts could fall out and cause the driver to lose control.
BMW AG is recalling 1.3 million 5- and 6-series cars from the 2003 to 2010 model years.
AT&T said it will sell the Lumia 900, its first Nokia smartphone that runs Windows Phone software, on April 8, for $100 with a two-year contract.
Anyone who has driven in north Fort Worth recently has certainly noticed the extensive road construction, and the desperate need for such a project.
There was a time when we needed cash everywhere we went, from filling stations to pay phones. But money isn't just physical anymore.
Even though it's only March, it is definitely not too early to start thinking about (and saving for) that big summer vacation.
A new study of teen driving behavior has found that the use of electronic devices is the leader among distracted driving behaviors.
The Dallas Farmers Market is looking for new management who are interested in redeveloping the property.
Employees of toy giant Hasbro gathered recently at their Rhode Island headquarters to celebrate the 60th birthday of Mr. Potato Head.
Government auditors say federal officials know nothing about the miles of pipelines that carry natural gas released through fracking.
Whole Foods is recalling a brand of chocolate chip cookies because it found the product has nuts even though the label indicates it does not.
Jerry 'The Car Pro' Reynolds was at the 2012 DFW Auto Show in Dallas to check out all of the vehicles on the showroom floor.
Kroger is dropping "pink slime" from its stores. The big grocery store company said today that it will stop buying ground beef containing "lean finely textured beef," also known as "pink slime."