Citi Cutting 1,000 Jobs, Some In Texas, As Mortgage Business Slows
itigroup says it is slashing about 1,000 jobs in Texas and Nevada, citing decreased demand for home loans and mortgage refinancing.
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itigroup says it is slashing about 1,000 jobs in Texas and Nevada, citing decreased demand for home loans and mortgage refinancing.
Irving-based smart phone company Blackberry has agreed to sell.
Tuberculosis test results are in for Irving high school students and staff who were tested earlier this week.
The group of students was offered the free testing because they may have been exposed to TB when they shared a class last spring with a student recently diagnosed with the contagious disease.
Former President George W. Bush will participate in the third Warrior Open golf tournament scheduled to be held next week in North Texas.
Crews are looking for the source of a gas leak in Irving, which has evacuated some nearby buildings.
The Cowboys originally put Livings on season-ending injured reserve after he had the second arthroscopic surgery on his right knee in the past six months during training camp.
Nokia still isn't commenting on what will happen to the 150 employees at its U.S. Headquarters in Irving.
After years of back-and-forth negotiations, the issues of erecting natural gas wells and compressors in the city of Dallas failed late Wednesday afternoon at Dallas City Hall.
The debate over natural gas drilling is heating up again on Wednesday. The Dallas City Council is expected to vote on whether or not to give one company the green light to start drilling.
Irving Police are warning apartment residents about a man they say has broken into or tried to break into several residences over the past two weeks.
Law enforcement officials in Irving are warning North Texans about a continued increase in cell phone thefts in the DFW area.
North Texans will gather on Thursday to remember a radio legend. Friends, family members and fans are all set to participate in a public memorial and star-studded tribute concert for the late Kidd Kraddick.
First Texas Stadium is demolished, then the Byron Nelson announces a move. Now the City of Irving is losing the Dallas Cowboys training facility. So, what does that mean for the place the team is leaving?
Irving Police have been called to a home where a suspect has been shot after an apparent home invasion.
The cities of Arlington and Irving may feel a bit rejected as the Dallas Cowboys announced the team's headquarters will relocate to Frisco.
If you thought AT&T Stadium was a touchdown for Arlington, then a deal to move the Dallas Cowboys headquarters and practice facility from Valley Ranch to a plot of land near the Dallas Tollway, may be an even bigger catch for Frisco.
Former Dallas Cowboy Josh Brent has filed an application asking that he be sentenced to probation in the event he is convicted of intoxication manslaughter.
Football fans could soon learn if the Cowboys are really ready to pack up and move. The team is reportedly in talks with city officials in Frisco to bring their practice facilities there from Irving.
All signs point to the Dallas Cowboys moving their team headquarters out of Irving to Frisco.
The fifth largest city in our area is also the fifth safest big city in America, according to the publication Business Insider.
The Texas Department of Public Safety reinstated a state trooper on Friday that it fired for conducting a roadside cavity search during a traffic stop for speeding.
According to a recent report from Allstate Insurance Company, there are more home burglaries committed across Texas on August 10 than any other day throughout the year.
An Irving ISD school trustee, who was arrested for shoplifting over the weekend, has resigned. Norma Gonzales allegedly stuck about $184 worth of merchandise in her purse while at a Wal-Mart store.
For centuries, tourniquets have played a role on the battlefield, helping keep wounded soldiers from bleeding to death. Now, recent attacks on civilians have police departments investing in them, too.
