Great Moments In Presidential Debates
The 1960 debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon showed which candidate understood the power of television. Most everything then was in black and white.
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The 1960 debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon showed which candidate understood the power of television. Most everything then was in black and white.
Polls conducted immediately after Wednesday night's Presidential Debate showed Mitt Romney as the clear winner. But will those numbers translate into a bump on the national level?
Fort Worth mother of two watches the Presidential debate as she tries to decide who will get her vote in November.
The election season and Halloween have been joined together in a yard display that is drawing attention in Colleyville.
A new term is emerging for a valued demographic in this year's Presidential election: an undecided voter dubbed the "Wal-Mart Mom."
To help voters learn more, CBS Local invited the two candidates to answer 10 key questions in the CBS Local Presidential Forum, which kicks off today with the issue of the economy and jobs.
The Texas attorney general agreed Wednesday to stop purging from the voter rolls the names of 81,000 people who are listed as possibly deceased, said attorneys for four living voters who made the list.
The verbal jabs flew fast Tuesday in Dallas during the U.S. Senate debate, with Democrat Paul Sadler calling his opponent Ted Cruz a "troll" and Cruz labeling Sadler an unapologetic liberal.
The Air Force is responding to a sex scandal at its training headquarters by reducing instructors' working hours and cracking down on even those who swear at recruits, a lawmaker said Tuesday.
A suburban Dallas city council has approved a single-member replacement for a municipal voting system struck down by the federal courts.
Is Texas' U.S. Senate race even really a race? Or is it a foregone conclusion for Republican Ted Cruz?
When it comes to Texas roads, a new report suggests their poor quality costs drivers thousands a year.
Gov. Rick Perry is expected to outline his latest efforts to rein in soaring higher education costs in Texas.
Governor Rick Perry is denying he has sleep apnea after the diagnosis was revealed in a reporter's diary from a failed presidential campaign marked by several notable flubs.
