Thousands Attend Funeral Of Irving Teen
Family and friends said goodbye to a popular Irving high school student killed over the weekend.
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Family and friends said goodbye to a popular Irving high school student killed over the weekend.
A union official representing workers at Hostess Brands Inc. said Monday that he isn't optimistic the two sides will come to an agreement over workers' contracts before the dispute lands in bankruptcy court.
One man died in a serious car crash along Highway 114 near Grapevine, near the exit into DFW Airport, early Friday morning.
A growing number of women are expressing themselves through tattoos. But women also outnumber men in getting those tattoos removed.
Wet weather makes driving conditions difficult for North Texans on Easter Sunday.
The mayors of Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington and Irving are considering making watering restrictions permanent as part of a conservation plan.
Arts and crafts retailer Michaels is crafting a return to public stock markets with its filing Friday for a $500 million initial public offering.
Commercial Metals Co., which resisted a takeover bid from billionaire Carl Icahn last year, posted a profit on Wednesday for its fiscal second quarter after shipping more steel and recycled metal products.
Attorney Ron Eddins had been drinking with two other people. Police say he was driving so fast that he lost control of his Porsche for 600 feet.
Part of a North Texas hotel has been evacuated after some people got sick from possible carbon monoxide exposure. An Irving Fire Department spokesman says the incident happened Monday at the Hyatt Place in Las Colinas.
A van driver in Irving is very fortunate to be alive following a wrong-way crash early this morning.
Hostess Brands named a new CEO on Friday to steer the company through its Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
An attempted robbery and a carjacking at a tobacco shop in Irving led to a deadly shooting involving police officers in Dallas.
Returning to civilian life is tough enough for veterans. Finding a job can be even a bigger challenge.
It's not a common community sight these days to see horsemen riding down the neighborhood street in a metropolitan area. But in Northwest Irving, the horse riders are holding on to a 100-year tradition that started with their forefathers.
DART had more riders in 2011 than ever before. Rail service is seeing a boost in ridership thanks to the opening of an additional rail line in Dallas.
Exxon Mobil's fourth-quarter profit rose 2 percent as higher oil prices offset a drop in production. Revenue rose 15.6 percent to $121.6 billion.
Hostess has asked a judge to slash some of its commitments to union employees, saying it's the only way it can emerge from bankruptcy as a viable company.
Christus Health announced Friday it is consolidating some of its Texas corporate offices to Irving.
Investigators say four people on a helicopter have escaped injury when the chopper made a rough emergency landing on a golf course.
Macarthur High School coach Suzie Oelschlegel was named the Coach of the Year after leading the Lady Cardinals to the state championship last year.
An all-white elected school board in Irving voted Thursday to change the election process to give minorities a better chance of serving on the school board.
An Irving woman who suffocated her 6-year-old son in a New Hampshire motel room and left his body by a road in Maine may shed light on her motives Friday, before being sentenced to 45 years in prison.
The Dallas Cowboys have hired Bill Callahan as their new offensive line coach and added a surprise twist, listing him as offensive coordinator.
Hostess, the maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread, is filing for bankruptcy protection, blaming benefit troubles, increased competition and a tough economy.
