Dallas
Local Schoolkids Record Version Of ‘We Are The World’ For Ebola Fundraiser
A group of elementary school kids from the Dallas area are looking to make a difference in the global fight against the deadly ebola virus.
DART Problem Leaves Passengers In The Cold
DART train passengers in Richardson lost their seats and had to endure the cold on Thursday morning after a problem with a power line stopped the cars unexpectedly.
NBA All-Star Ballot Expands To Include All Players
The NBA is expanding the All-Star ballot to include all players, and pushing back the start of voting so fans can better consider their choices.
Tasha’s To Do List: Nov. 13-16
It’s going to be a chilly weekend across North Texas, but there are still plenty of entertainment options for you! Tasha Stevens finds the best food, music and exhibits happening this weekend!
Dallas Protesters Put Pressure On Mexico Over Missing Students
North Texans frustrated over missing Mexican students call for justice.
Dallas City Employees Honored For Rescue
Two Dallas city workers were recognized for saving a co-worker from drowning in White Rock Lake.
Salvation Army Warns Of Fake Solicitors In Dallas
The Salvation Army warns North Texans to be aware of fake solicitors this holiday season.
Dallas Native Clayton Kershaw Unanimous Winner Of NL Cy Young
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw was a unanimous winner for his third NL Cy Young Award after leading the majors in victories and ERA and throwing a no-hitter.
SMU Trying Again For NCAA Bid With Coach Larry Brown
The Mustangs go into the 74-year-old Brown’s third season on the Hilltop ranked No. 22 in the preseason AP poll. They were picked by American Athletic Conference coaches to finish second in the league behind UConn.
Dallas Co. Health Reports 4th Case Of Imported Chikungunya
Despite the recent cold weather snap in North Texas, a fourth case of imported Chikungunya virus has been confirmed in Dallas County according to officials with Dallas County Health and Human Services.
J.C. Penney 3Q Loss Narrows, But Sales Slow
J.C. Penney Co. narrowed its third-quarter loss but reported slower sales, a note of warning with the critical holiday shopping season coming up.
Crash Tests Set To Gauge Safety Of Highway Guardrails
The Federal Highway Administration said Wednesday that crash tests involving guardrails made by Trinity Industries Inc. will be done by mid-January at an independent lab in San Antonio.
