56 min ago | KTXA-TV Fort Worth
Halloween Masked Gunmen Commit Dallas Robberies
Share + Nov 3, 2009 10:25 pm US/Central Reporting J.D. Miles Halloween isn't over for four men who wore costume masks to pull off three takeover robberies last night in Dallas.
5 hrs ago | Dallas Morning News
Dallas Cowboys blog: Roy Williams still hoping to find the Romo connection
The Tony Romo-to- Roy Williams connection has been more miss than hit this season - and last - and each Wednesday Williams stands by his locker answering the same questions.
9 hrs ago | Hispanic Business
Dallas Hispanic Chamber Struggles to Mend 'Toxic' Rift
The morning of May 6 began with promise but ended with one of the nation's largest Hispanic chambers of commerce in a shambles.
Dallas mom seeking to stop parents from showing porn to kids coming to Rockwall Saturday
By J.J. Smith. The Dallas mother whose ex husband forced her two young daughters to view hardcore porn andA has now attracted nationwide publicityA with her campaign to change the obscure Texas law that allows parents to show their children porn will be speaking in Rockwall tomorrow morning.
East Dallas neighborhoods want to bust the rust in their water
A vial of rust-colored water from 2005 is part of a collection of contaminants kept by Hollywood Heights resident Susan Campbell, who has also found seeds and globs of white foam in her water.
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Abortion doctor: 'Am I kiiling? Yes, I am' Abortion doctor: 'Am I killing? Yes, I am'
Dallas-Fort Worth blood donors ready to help
Some North Texans spent Thursday evening doing what they thought could help the most after the shooting at Fort Hood - giving blood.
Volunteers keep Dallas' Breast Cancer 3-Day walk on track
On Friday, almost 3,000 walkers took off on their 60-mile journey as part of Dallas' Breast Cancer 3-Day walk.
Lake Dallas runner hopes miracle miles lead to state meet
The crazy stares and the questions usually come at the meets. They come from people who don't quite know Taylor Lively's story.
Dallas Fire-Rescue, MADD team up in campaign to prevent drunken driving
Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Dallas Fire-Rescue have joined together to "wrap the metroplex in red." They announced today a new campaign to prevent drunken driving and brings MADD's "Tie One on for Safety" initiative to a local level.
People: Rihanna shares domestic-violence advice; 'Bachelor' taps Dallas pilot
Rihanna is spilling the beans just in time for the release of her single, "Russian Roulette." She cuddled with mother-confessor Diane Sawyer for an interview Thursday on ABC's Good Morning America, saying she feels embarrassed for briefly returning to ex-boyfriend Chris Brown after he beat her in February.
Dallas sex offender accused of violating parole on Halloween 9:56 Am CT
A 38-year-old Dallas man and a 26-year-old Fort Worth man were among four convicted sex offenders accused of violating their parole on Halloween, the Texas Attorney General's office said.
SMU professor to head EPA's Dallas office
Al Armendariz, a Southern Methodist University professor who wrote a controversial study of air pollution caused by drilling operations in the Barnett Shale, has been named the regional administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency's Dallas office, the EPA announced Thursday.
For second time, Dallas DA drops murder charge against Farmers Branch doctor
The Dallas County district attorney's office has for the second time dismissed a murder charge against a doctor accused of killing his wife.
Life sentence for killer in Dallas smoke shop holdup
A Denton County judge sentenced a gang member who said he was on PCP when he killed a woman at a Far North Dallas smoke shop to life in prison without parole.
Dallas fire destroys man's childhood home
It had been his home since he was a child. But now the victim of a fire is left with only rubble.
Students from Nepal form a growing kinship at community colleges in North Texas
At home in Katmandu, Nepal, Pankaj Karki researched colleges in the United States.
Dallas promises to fix Katy Trail lights dimmed by copper thieves
Parts of the Katy Trail have gone dark because of the return of copper thieves. Dallas park officials confirm that copper thieves recently stripped wire from lights along the southern end of the trail.
T. Boone Pickens helps downtown Dallas YMCA get in top shape
T. Boone Pickens attended YMCA camp in Davis, Okla., when he was 13 years old and enjoyed himself immensely.
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