Texas Professor Discovers A Pill To Heal Concussions
Despite advances in helmet designs and greater overall awareness, preventing concussions in football has proven elusive.
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Despite advances in helmet designs and greater overall awareness, preventing concussions in football has proven elusive.
Police officers' lives at risk. Your safety at risk. All because of a computer system that some say still doesn't work right.
If you live in the Fort Worth school district, you're still paying for the former superintendent's car and cell phone bill.
No one likes to get a traffic ticket, much less spend any time or money taking care of it. That's why there are new businesses popping up around the country that say they'll handle everything for you.
That difference between one football helmet and the next, experts say, could mean as much as a 50 percent reduction in the chance of suffering a concussion.
You've probably donated some items after cleaning out your closet. New options are popping up all over. But, the CBS 11 I-Team has learned you can't judge every donation bin by its cover.
There's nothing new about dozens of school buses in one district. In fact, the I-Team discovered some of the fleet is old enough to have hauled some parents when they were in school!
As with any low-quality school program students may enroll in, online schools may saddle people with debt for something that won't help in the long run.
Do you believe a fly could help you hear better? It may sound strange but Texas researchers are working on it.
The family of fallen firefighter Stan Wilson is challenging the city of Dallas' claim that it is keeping an investigation under wraps because of an ongoing arson investigation.
Two teachers, plus one consumer guru, and four North Texas stores add up to seven tips to help you save on back to school shopping.
Last year the Fort Worth Independent School District had 28 schools on the "needs improvement" list. This year there are only 24.
The city of Dallas has told the widow of a fallen firefighter that it can not release the findings of his death because of an ongoing "criminal investigation" into possible arson.
"Do the right thing." That's the message Jenny Wilson is sending to the Dallas Fire Department. "Let us know what happened." It's been more than 14 months since her husband, Stan Wilson, a veteran Dallas Firefighter, died battling a North Dallas apartment fire.
The widow of Dallas firefighter Stan Wilson has issued a 'demand' letter to Dallas Fire-Rescue Chief Louie Bright, asking for the city's findings on her husband's death.