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Everything Is Bigger in TX: Monster Cloud, Gravity Waves
Several weather stories of note today -- first and foremost, there is a significant chance of severe weather tomorrow in my backyard, Central Pennsylvania, but I'm not blogging about that until tomorrow morning.
Commissioners Brooks, Fickes roll to victories
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.
How Republican red is North Texas?
From North Texas to Austin to D.C., our insiders take you beyond the usual rhetoric on government and politics Shortly after noon, things were moving pretty slowly at Precinct 2524 in Mansfield, one of the busiest precincts in Tarrant County.
Cal picks up fifth football commitment for 2013 -- LB from Texas -- plus video
Cal football picked up its fifth verbal commitment for the class of 2013, and three of the commitments are from outside the state of California.
Ramtech Adds Architect Outreach to Teaming and Partnering Program for Modular Building Projects
Design-build commercial modular construction firm Ramtech Building Systems has announced a new program aimed at promoting the company's innovative Accelerated Building System permanent modular building approach to architectural firms and other design professionals.
Looking for a certain support group or workshop? Check out our local roundup of everything from health screenings to child car-seats. Clark Gardens and Palo Pinto General Hospital are offering to the community a free wellness program that will meet twice a week.
Grapevine-Colleyville CFO moves on - to Mansfield
Elaine Cogburn is already settled in at Mansfield ISD as their associate superintendent of business and finance.
Mansfield Teacher Resigns Following Allegations He Assaulted Student
MANSFIELD - A Mansfield Summit High School teacher has resigned after allegations he followed and assaulted one of his teenage students.
Former Carter BloodCare employee pleads guilty to stealing from the nonprofit
A former Carter BloodCare employee has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $200,000 in computer supplies from the nonprofit over a two-year period.