'The Car Pro' Test Drives The 2012 Buick Enclave
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Looking for a mid-sized SUV that has all of the coolest new features? Check out the 2012 Buick Enclave. 'The Car Pro' takes it for a test drive.
With the newest smartphones being capable of the most advanced tasks, it is easier than ever to hack into someone else's information.
A Texas board has decided the state won't issue specialty Confederate license plates.
The President George Bush Turnpike helps traffic move faster around Dallas, so it's no surprise that the helpful highway is being extended.
A Texas board was set to decide Thursday whether the state will issue specialty license plates featuring the Confederate battle flag, a plan Governor Rick Perry has said he opposes but will not block.
Being laid off from work may seem like a bad thing for most people, but one Plano man says losing his job was the best thing that ever happened to him.
A new season might mean a new wardrobe for your closet. But looking stylish in the fall does not have to break the bank.
While many North Texas highways are now under construction, the DFW Connector project may be creating the biggest traffic nightmare.
The question for voters is simple: ban the can, or can the ban?
At 1 p.m. Central time on November 9, broadcast stations will interrupt regular programming with a one-minute test notification.
Many highways across North Texas are under construction, but one of the worst headaches is along the LBJ Freeway in Dallas.
Manufacturers are shrinking products as a way to raise the price without you noticing. It is a trend that some consumers are calling deceitful.
Feeling upset by the way your bank is treating you as a customer? You're not alone. Financial expert Jim Lacamp offers advice on how to cope.
It feels like every highway in North Texas is under construction. But at least one project is almost complete, with big improvements coming.
Questions, confusion and reluctance surround the federal legislation and a North Texas attorney is sounding a wake up call for employers.