Dallas County Tax Office Says Fenton Hyundai Still Needs To Transfer 400 Car Titles As Customer Complaints Pile Up
The number of complaints filed against a North Texas auto dealership has quintupled following a Ones For Justice investigation.
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The number of complaints filed against a North Texas auto dealership has quintupled following a Ones For Justice investigation.
A recent study found the copayment amount is higher than the retail price in one out of every four prescriptions filled.
Fort Worth-based American Airlines has filed a lawsuit against its mechanics unions, accusing them of an illegal slowdown campaign.
Four of the gas stations are in North Texas. They signed agreements promising to reimburse consumers who were charged $3.99 or more per gallon of gas during Harvey.
New Coke, one of the biggest marketing flops in American history, is returning as part of a promotional campaign tied to "Stranger Things."
The company has been around for nearly 60 years, but women's clothing retailer DressBarn has announced it's closing all 650 of its stores.
Losses are widening at J.C. Penney and sales are falling after the retailer shed its furniture and major appliance businesses.
Starting today Little Caesars is testing a new plant-based meat option — meatless sausage crumbles — on its pizza.
The court said the Department of Homeland Security did not "adequately account" for how ending DACA would affect hundreds of thousands of young people.
An investigation shows a Tesla involved in a fatal crash with a semitrailer in Florida earlier this year was operating on autopilot.
Consumer and government agencies are cracking down on what they deem a "counterfeit" epidemic.
Disney is taking full control of Hulu, extending the reach of its streaming abilities.
In the heated race to compete with Amazon in the retail shipping war, Walmart is rolling out free next-day delivery on its most popular items.
A "people finder" website known for rating people's reputations could be publishing inaccurate information about you online.
Safety regulators in the U.S. are investigating whether General Motors went far enough when it recalled some 3,000 small pickup trucks in 2016.