I-Team: Plano Testing Air For Hazardous Gas As Neighbors Complain About 'Awful Smell'
The City of Plano is testing the air quality in the Cross Creek neighborhood after the CBS11 I-Team began raising questions about whether it was safe to breathe.
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The City of Plano is testing the air quality in the Cross Creek neighborhood after the CBS11 I-Team began raising questions about whether it was safe to breathe.
Your football, soccer or lacrosse player may be playing on fields that have no safety standards.
A battle is brewing in Dallas to stop some surprising medical bills. Angry patients who are receiving high-priced bills from freestanding emergency centers are fighting back.
Parents with special needs students gave federal officials an earful Monday night as the U.S. Department of Education investigates claims that students are being denied special education services in Texas.
Despite dozens of federal safety standards, there is an alarming number of potentially dangerous toys on sale this holiday season.
More than three years after one of the deadliest fires in state history, ruled arson by the federal government, no suspect has been caught, no motive established and no substantial reward posted for leads.
Hair always looks better if it is thicker. But is there a magic potion to treat thinning hair?
Seven decades have passed but Shelby Dawson still remembers his second morning on Guam like it was yesterday.
The type of computer you use, your online search history, even your zip code have all been used by online retailers to determine what price you pay when you shop online.
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In the letter to the U.S. Department of Education, the TEA wrote that some districts may have incorrectly interpreted the 8.5 percent indicator as a "target".
The DEA says it is also waiting on the FDA to answer the question, does Kratom have a medicinal use?
Since 2004 special education enrollment in Texas schools has dropped from 11.2 percent to 8.5 percent of the student population, according to state reports.
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Cars are crammed into every space, and space outside of spaces. Some veterans, like Sam Watkins, factor an extra half hour into a trip now to find parking in the neighborhood and walk in.