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Have you ever felt something wasn't right and gone online for a self-diagnosis?
Sitting backwards on a horse, riding circles inside a barn, Kaitlyn Samuels slapped her knee. Her eyes were wide, her mouth open. She was happy.
NorthPark Center in Dallas bills itself as one of the premiere shopping destinations in the country. But don't tell that to Tom O'Brien and Duong Hai To. "It was extremely humiliating," said To.
Three weeks have passed and still no arrests in the murder investigation of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse.
Texas Railroad Commission reports show drilling permits in the Barnett fell in 2012 to their lowest level in nine years.
The State of Texas has $2.6 billion in what amounts to a 'lost and found' account.
Imagine logging on to your computer and finding that all of your files are frozen. A screen then pops up demanding that you pay somebody to unlock your computer.
Before there was a leak, before there was a blast, where were the gas lines?
A virus can spread from a single person to a pandemic in a matter of months, but thanks to research at centers like the one run by Texas A&M University, doctors are able to gain control quickly to vaccinate the public.
For the first time, Jose Martinez and his family are speaking about the gas explosion that destroyed their Gainesville home at 7:00 a.m. January 24.
It seemed too good to be true, and perhaps Sandra Smalls of Terrell said that should have been her first warning.
North Texas locksmiths are speaking out about a security issue that is hurting local businesses, which they say could put your family at risk.
The door slams shut. You panic and look around and realize you have locked your keys inside your car or house. While you may search the work "locksmith" to find a professional to help, just who shows up at your door is anybody's guess.
Kyle Lee received an unpleasant surprise when he came to Renaissance Hospital in Terrell.
The State of Texas made millions of dollars selling your name, address, and even what kind of car you drive.