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About 600 people gathered in downtown Dallas today to protest Iran's recent challenged election and to commemorate the 10th anniversary of an Iranian student uprising.

In at least one corner of the world, the weak economy has spawned a boom: interest in firefighting.

Waste Control Specialists in Andrews has filed a complaint against the group that found them through most of the recent bond campaign and election.

Bell Helicopter and union representatives said they planned another day of negotiations Friday after Thursday's talks left them at an impasse a month after nearly 2,500 manufacturing workers went on strike.

The father of 9-month-old girl who's been missing for about a month has been charged with capital murder in her disappearance.

City inspectors took temperatures this morning in all 141 units of the Barclay Square apartments in Pleasant Grove and declared that the air conditioning meets city code requirements.

The Dallas Police Department has cut back on some of the additional protection that the department provided around the Preston Hollow home of former President George W. Bush.

Few Houses is one able to look from the house across river and see the house. Even fewer houses include a glass floor to see the trout swimming along the river. Modern houses are always best when they are integrated into the site. This Mid Century Modern home is integrated into the site and spans the site. 

Dallas is getting a new Hard Rock Cafe -- right across the street from the House of Blues.

A Dallas police officer is likely to be fired as soon as next week after an internal investigation concluded that he repeatedly lied about an incident in which a man was taken to West Dallas, doused with pepper spray and then left there.

A Dallas family has been without electricity since Wednesday when a giant tree limb, weak from that wicked June storm, fell suddenly and split their power line.

The Securities & Exchange Commission filed civil fraud charges Tuesday against three Dallas businessmen, alleging they orchestrated a $485 million Ponzi scheme through a company called Provident Royalties LLC.

The gun found in Saddam Hussein's foxhole when he was seized by Delta Force special troops in 2003 could become the centrepiece of an exhibition in George W Bush's presidential library.

Police are trying to determine whether a young man who was struck and killed by a train near Peters Colony Road Monday evening was himself a murder suspect.

Share + Jul 6, 2009 9:55 pm US/Central Reporting Jay Gormley Fond memories are all that Bill and Bettye Seitz have of their dog, Sammy.

Although Rafy Lozada was busy training new bartenders for the Hard Rock Cafe Dallas' opening at Victory Park next week, he had time to spout off some music trivia.

A 9-year-old Fort Worth girl drowned while swimming at Joe Pool Lake with her sister this weekend.

A woman is in custody today accused of fatally shooting a 51-year-old woman Sunday as the victim walked down the street.

Former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara died Monday, according to his wife. He was 93.

You may have never heard of Eliseo Garcia, but you've probably seen his works of art across the North Texas landscape.