It's Hot! How North Texans Are Dealing With The Heat
It's the start of another heat streak with another day of triple digit temperatures.
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It's the start of another heat streak with another day of triple digit temperatures.
With football practice gearing up to kick off across North Texas, there are already big changes in place to protect athletes from serious injury.
You may remember Brandi Todd, who was instantly paralyzed after a stranger stabbed her in a Stephenville park. Kendall Hall was paralyzed in a car accident in 2009. Their paths crossed an innovative rehab facility in California. And now, one of them has brought that innovation home.
Last year's drought has killed millions of trees throughout Texas, turning many of them into safety hazards.
Concerns for the West Nile Virus outbreak in North Texas has caused Dallas County Health and Human Services to ask the State Department for help in helping to combat the mosquitoes.
Thousands of people are gathering in Arlington to see the latest in self reliance equipment and techniques.
People throughout North Texas peruse different solutions to help eliminate drug houses near them.
The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is throwing supporting behind Chick-fil-A by participating in the "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day."
Democratic candidates for 33rd Congressional Seat prepare evaluate their positions in the last day of early voting.
A judge ruled a man convicted of killing two people in a hit and run incident in 2003 will avoid jail time.
Additional reports of Human West Nile Virus on Friday raise the total of confirmed cases to 82 in Dallas County.
"You hire someone you trust, and you think they are going to take the best care of it and that didn't happen."
When you see an inordinate number of pink Cadillacs in North Texas, you know it's that time of year: the Mary Kay convention in downtown Dallas.
Hot temperatures bring the annual algal bloom that makes drinking water in many North Texas homes and businesses taste and smell crummy.
A federal grand jury in Fort Worth on Wednesday indicted two government workers and two businessmen on fraud and conspiracy counts.
Retired NFL star Ladainian Tomlinson has returned to where he spent his college years to help children grow on and off the field.
Fort Worth food pantries are concerned major budget cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, may increase their already difficult burden.
Authorities say a teenager was driving a truck that killed two North Texas women who were changing a tire on Interstate 70 near Limon, Colorado.
They're an accident waiting to happen: Dying and dead trees standing yards, near homes, driveways, even your neighbor's house.
A veteran who served our country finally received something he's waited on for decades –– proof of his citizenship.
Analysts say record low interest rates are building the housing market in some areas of North Texas back up and out of a severe slump -- especially for homebuilders.
Home across North Texas are suffering power outages as a result of downed power lines Saturday.
With more than a dozen cases of West Nile virus reported in North Texas, residents are changing their habits to protect themselves.
The fireworks still went off. The parades wound through the streets. The money to pay for it all however, was not as easy to find for some cities this year.
