Tips For Staying Safe On Halloween Night
Halloween night is meant to be scary, but that does not mean it needs to be dangerous. Here are some tips for keeping the little ones safe.
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Halloween night is meant to be scary, but that does not mean it needs to be dangerous. Here are some tips for keeping the little ones safe.
Kids will soon be hitting the North Texas streets in search of candy, and parents can turn to smartphones to make sure that all children stay safe.
A pair of pre-dawn confrontations between Austin police and Occupy Austin protesters led to 38 arrests Sunday.
A new Gallup poll released this week says 43 percent of women say they have a gun, so what's the cause behind the sharp rise in ownership?
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Sitting amidst the high-end home stores in Dallas rests a retailer offering posh accessories for low costs. And, it's all for a good cause.
Everyone wants flawless skin, flat abs and a fab rear. But men don't always admit it. So, some companies that sell products feel they have to walk a fine line between men's vanity and masculinity.
The price of gasoline has dropped a nickel this week across Texas. AAA Texas reported the average price at the pump was $3.29 a gallon.
Netflix shares plunged Tuesday after the one-time Wall Street favorite revealed a massive departure of subscribers angered by price increases and other questionable changes at rental service.
The company has more than 100 complaints on file with the Better Business Bureau.
Currently food trucks can't handle or cook poultry or fish due to health concerns in the field.
Harley-Davidson is recalling about 308,000 motorcycles to fix a switch problem that can cause failure of the brake lights and possibly even the rear brakes themselves.
Employers added 15,000 jobs statewide during September.
Governor Rick Perry's call for a flat income tax rate will tie his Republican presidential campaign to a contentious topic that has repeatedly failed.
Prosecutors say a second North Texas man has pleaded guilty in a $17 million real estate scam that featured promotions on radio stations.