Report Lists 3 DFW Cities Among Nation's Safest
Business Insider recently ranked the safest cities in America, and three North Texas locations made the Top 20 list.
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Business Insider recently ranked the safest cities in America, and three North Texas locations made the Top 20 list.
Irving ISD school board trustee Norma C. Gonzales was arrested for shoplifting at a Walmart Saturday morning.
Exxon Mobil says net income fell 57 percent in the second quarter on weaker refining results, lower production and minus a big gain in the year-ago quarter.
Several families are waking up away from their homes on Wednesday after a three-alarm fire ripped through the Park Ridge Place Apartments in Irving.
The Wild could be playing for a chance to host the WTT Western Conference championship match when they wrap up the regular season at 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday against the Sacramento Capitals, a match to be televised live on TXA 21.
A Perry spokesman, Rich Parsons, told The Associated Press Friday that if the governor indicated he plans to take a trip to Israel, details will be announced "at the appropriate time."
Gov. Rick Perry announced that he will not seek a fourth full term next year. Meanwhile, a "major announcement" is awaited for long-serving Attorney General Greg Abbott.
The Washington Kastles of World TeamTennis lost on Wednesday night to the Texas Wild, ending a run of 34 straight wins that had lasted since 2010.
An off-duty officer with the Irving Police Department was shot by his estranged wife during a domestic disturbance at his home in southern Tarrant County, according to authorities.
The Irving ISD named Debbie Cabrera as acting interim superintendent at a special meeting on Friday morning. This comes after Dr. Dana Bedden vacated his position on Monday.
Nearly three months after a deadly charter bus crash in Irving, the Texas Department of Public Safety is recommending to a grand jury that the bus driver be charged with criminally negligent homicide.
The Cowboys have broken off negotiations with franchise-tagged defensive end Anthony Spencer, agent Jordan Woy told 105.3 The Fan.
Two respected Cowboys voices not given to hyperbole -- All-Pro tight end Jason Witten and scout-turned-analyst Bryan Broaddus -- are, in recent days, offering rosy forecasts for 2013.
Police in Irving are offering safety and self-defense classes to young girls, to teach them about scary situations and how to survive in the face of danger.
A man remains in critical condition on Thursday after getting involved in a gun battle with Irving police officers on Wednesday night, following a pursuit.
The City of Irving could soon join the list of other North Texas cities that have banned smoking. The push is coming from the Board of Health in the city. The smoking ban proposal is now being considered by the city council.
Those aches and pains that you feel after working out could be more than just a nagging injury. They may be a sign of a more serious problem. But a non-traditional hip surgery can get you back up and running.
Laid-off workers in Texas looking to receive unemployment benefits have a new hurdle: mandatory drug testing. Governor Rick Perry signed the bill into law Friday.
Omni Hotels & Resorts has reached a deal to buy five resorts from KSL Capital Partners. The Irving-based company did not disclose a purchase price in the agreement.
Garrett said the decision was made five months ago but he was reluctant to share it because he's been around coaches who never revealed play-callers.
On Tuesday at Dallas Cowboys minicamp, Tony Romo questioned the authenticity of the NFL Network's Top 100 list.
Want more time off work to hang out at the beach? Need a little cash and have vacation days to spare? Some North Texas companies allow their workers to buy and sell vacation time, a perk that gives workers more flexibility in managing time off.
"I'm completely on board with all decisions have been made" said Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett regarding the news that Offensive Coordinator coach Bill Callahan will be calling plays for the Cowboys in 2013.
Irving Independent School District is investigating after a new yearbook at Irving High School contained an insulting comment about a cheerleader.
