Mass Transit Leaders Defend Travel Expenses
CBS 11 News caught up with several executive members of the Fort Worth Transportation Authority after reports about their tens of thousands of dollars in travel expenses.
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CBS 11 News caught up with several executive members of the Fort Worth Transportation Authority after reports about their tens of thousands of dollars in travel expenses.
Imagine standing inside your shower. You hear a loud noise. Glass flies all over the room.
CBS 11 News obtained records showing that Fort Worth mass transit agency executive staff spent more than $50,000 in trips from May 2011 to July 2012.
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"You hire someone you trust, and you think they are going to take the best care of it and that didn't happen."
Since January, Dallas police have opened fire on seven suspects. But according to city crime statistics, officers are not the only ones taking aim.
The tight economy is forcing a lot of people to sell their family heirlooms, especially their gold.
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