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Gnats or flies in kitchens, dented and unsound canned goods, waste water leaking from a sink - Fort Worth restaurant health inspectors noted such violations in a few inspections in May.

At Wednesday's board meeting, the Fort Worth Transportation Authority signed off on the next step to push its boundaries to new limits in the far north parts of the city.

Fort Worth-area commuters who spend time on Northeast Tarrant County roads are going through hell right now, figuratively speaking.

The union has argued that since its contract expired with Fort Worth, Texas-based American in 2008, there is no contract to reject.

Former TWA pilots have sued American Airlines and the pilots union over contract negotiations that could mean the closing of the pilot base in St.

The company offers products for the prevention and treatment of acute, chronic, and burn-related wounds.

Longtime state legislator Warren Chisum and Christi Craddick, a Midland oil and gas attorney, appeared headed for a runoff Tuesday night in the five-candidate Republican race for Place 1 on the Texas Railroad Commission.

Incumbent Tarrant County commissioners carried the day in Tuesday's primaries, but a number of other county races appeared likely go to runoffs, according to unofficial early election results.

Fort Worth's state Rep. Marc Veasey has edged into an early lead in the 11-way Democratic race for the newly drawn 33rd Congressional District, although former Dallas City Councilman Domingo Garcia and Fort Worth City Councilwoman Kathleen Hicks remain very much in striking distance.

Lanesha Bougere, 16, waits for her grandmother to vote at the City of Arlington South Service Center in Arlington on Tuesday, May 29, 2012.

Shelley Childers CBS 7 News schilders@cbs7.com May 29, 2012 GREENWOOD, TX - You would be hard pressed to find a family who has not been impacted by cancer, but for one West Texas family it is simply a way of life.

From North Texas to Austin to D.C., our insiders take you beyond the usual rhetoric on government and politics Candidates continue reaching out to voters -- from the yard signs posted by the dozens in front of polling places to emails sent out to supporters -- encouraging Texans to make their voices heard today.

That Dallas that's portrayed in "Dallas"? The one with the oil wells and cowboy hat-wearing people and all? That's not really Dallas.

Looking for a certain support group or workshop? Check out our local roundup of everything from health screenings to child car-seats. Living Connections, a free support group for parents and guardians of children with emotional and behavioral difficulties, meets the first Monday of every month.

FORT WORTH, Texas Paul's underappreciated tribute to Onesiphorus in II Timothy 1:16-18 suggested itself afresh to my mind today when I read here in Spain of the home going of my precious friend, Jim Tatum.

If you're flying this summer, be prepared to kiss your family goodbye at the gate.

More than 100 people took to the shade of trees at Laurel Land Memorial Park in south Fort Worth, one of many Memorial Day services across the Metroplex.

People arrive for Memorial Day services at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park in Colleyville.

FORT WORTH - Monday is not only Memorial Day, but it also happens to be National Brisket Day - perfect timing as many folks across North Texas will be cooking outdoors.

All year: "Preserve the Pensions," presented by the Federation of Genealogical Societies, the National Archives, and the genealogical community, to digitize War of 1812 pension files through 2015.