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With a high profile from his six years running the state's largest city and proven ability to raise big bucks, White immediately became the Democratic primary frontrunner. Full Story »
With a high profile from his six years running the state's largest city and proven ability to raise big bucks, White immediately became the Democratic primary frontrunner. Full Story »
Running backs Cedric Benson of the Bengals and Matt Forte of the Bears should have big weekends against weak defenses, and Percy Harvin should shine on national TV Sunday night, writes Ladd Biro. Full Story »
The chase began about 10 a.m. in Addison and wound through Plano and Far North Dallas before ending 20 minutes later, back in Addison. Full Story »
MICHAEL AINSWORTH/DMNTwo workers were hospitalized after slipping on the icy roof of Cowboys Stadium on Thursday morning and sliding 250 feet before stopping at the edge, Arlington officials said. | Full Story »
RON BASELICE/DMNThere's a freeze warning for Thursday, and more snow is possible Friday.Snow videos: | | Full Story »
Former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's book-signing tour has brought her to North Texas. Dozens of people lined up before dawn at a Plano bookstore and just after 11 a.m., Palin arrived. Full Story »
You will need to bundle up to enjoy a Dallas holiday tradition. The Capital One Bank Adolphus Children's Parade starts at 10 A.M. Saturday. Parade organizers expect 350,000 people to line the parade route. Several downtown streets will close by 7 A.M. on parade morning. Full Story »
Two people were killed in an early morning crash on westbound LBJ Freeway. The accident happened around 4:30 a.m. on LBJ, just before the High Five interchange. Full Story »
For the first time, city officials in Murphy are answering questions about the tragic hanging of a 21-month-old boy in a backyard soccer net. Matthew Cantrell died days after the incident and his parents sued the city over its response to his mother's frantic 911 call. Thursday CBS 11 News talked to both the city and the family. Full Story »
Former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's book-signing tour is bringing her to North Texas, and will also include a stop at Fort Hood. Dozens of people lined up before dawn at a Plano bookstore for autographed copies of Palin's new book. Full Story »
In Sergeant John M. Russell's chaotic Army world the morning of May 11, the enemy was closing in. For the previous several days at sprawling Camp Liberty outside Baghdad, the big Texan from Sherman had talked of conspiracies, woken up from constant nightmares and broken down in tears, wishing so... Full Story »
There's a big plaster duck in the driveway of Rick Orr's mobile home in Scottsdale, Arizona. If you know Rick Orr, you know this can't possibly be just any plaster duck; it's almost certainly one of the world's rarest plaster ducks, probably worth tens of thousands of dollars and crafted by some ... Full Story »
Pay to stay: If Emma Lazarus were alive and living in Dallas these days, she'd probably throw up. Lazarus—for those of you who were sleeping in civics class—is the author of "The New Colossus," the poem that adorns the Statue of Liberty. Why would she be a nauseated Dal... Full Story »
I love plaintiff's lawyers. I wish they were way richer. I hate "tort reform." Plaintiff's lawyers are cool, because they sue the socks off bullies. That's what this column is about. I would urge any plaintiff's lawyer who might be reading this column to snip it out of the paper and file ... Full Story »
At long last, football season has arrived. The draft? Organized team activities? Training camp? The NFL schedule's first three months? Bah humbug. As far as Dallas Cowboys fans are concerned, it's all one big glob of coagulated, repetitive foreplay without any hint of climactic payoff. Full Story »
North Texas was passed over this time around, but there is plenty of snow falling in Waco and Houston. Full Story »
Former GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin will be in town for a book signing. Full Story »
'Tis the season to be jolly, but it's also the season for theft. Full Story »
Tarrant County health officials have opened up more places that offer the swine flu vaccine for free. Full Story »
Temperatures are dropping, but don't expect snow to be falling. Full Story »
Meals on Wheels has gifts for pets, too, this Christmas. Full Story »
The foster father says the cops did the right thing when officers zapped a young boy who was "out of control." Full Story »
Sorry kids: if you were expecting a snow day instead of school on Friday, you'll be disappointed. We might see some flurries, but surprisingly, it's Houston that may be hit hard. Full Story »
An SUV rear-ended a car on the shoulder of the freeway at full speed, killing two people and leaving a young child clinging to life, police said. Full Story »
A North Texas soldier who was hit by a bullet and helped pull people to safety during the Foot Hood massacre is now dealing with another tragedy. Full Story »
Houston Mayor Bill White is shifting gears, abandoning his campaign for U.S. Senate in favor of a run for Texas governor. White is considered the Democrats' strongest candidate with $4 million in a Senate campaign account that he can now switch to the governor's race. Full Story »
Former GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin comes to Plano today on a book-signing tour. Police officer Rick McDonald says they expect people to start lining up hours ahead of time at Legacy Books. Full Story »
Houston Mayor Bill White is expected to file as a Democratic candidate for Texas governor today, and then officially announce his candidacy. Full Story »
A 44-year-old Texas man has been executed for raping and murdering an 11-year-old girl, despite his attorneys' pleas that he was too mentally impaired to qualify for capital punishment. Full Story »
The Dallas Zoo is launching the "Savanna Society" to raise more than a million dollars by April to complete the new, 11 acre African Savanna exhibit. KERA's BJ Austin says the fundraising campaign should get off to a quick start if recent donations are an indication. Full Story »
HOUSTON (AP) — Continental Airlines Inc. says customers whose flights may be delayed or canceled due to expected wintry weather this week in southeast Texas can change their plans without the usual penalty. Full Story »
It's not very often that you get a second chance, but this Friday night the Arlington Colts are getting just that, a chance to play Euless Trinity for the second time in a playoff match up. Full Story »
Flea markets usually require driving to the outskirts of town and spending hours sifting through junk to find even one unique, bargain item. Carley Seale, owner of the Gypsy Wagon, says, "To me a flea market is about finding something like a little trinket or a chachkie." Full Story »
If you send out a tweet, or privately post pictures on Facebook to a selected group of friends, can police turn those uploads against you? Full Story »
It is the last thing the bride expected to happen on her wedding. Instead of kissing the bride, the groom tweeted and updated his Facebook status. Full Story »
A 5-year-old child also was critically injured when an SUV slammed into the rear of a small car that had pulled to the shoulder, police said. Full Story »
Friday's high isn't expected to climb out of the 30s, but North Texas probably won't see a repeat of Wednesday's snowfall. Houston, however, is experiencing its earliest snowfall ever. Full Story »
Pankaj Joshi is accused of stealing a $1 million jackpot. But you probably won't find him unless you're in Nepal. Full Story »
Hundreds of people waited in the freezing temperatures to see former Alaska governor Sarah Palin at a book-signing Friday morning in Plano. Full Story »
Insurers don't like unnecessary medical helicopter rides. So the patient is stuck paying for it. Full Story »
Excitement is increasing as Saturday's playoff football game between Ryan and Guyer high schools at Denton's C.H. Collins Athletic Complex approaches. Denton school district athletic director Ken Purcell said Thursday that more than 6,500 tickets to the 2 p.m. Class 4A Division I Region 1 championship game were sold in the first 48 hours after tickets went on sale. Full Story »
DRC/David Minton Dozens of people wait to get their pictures taken with Santa at the 21st annual Holiday Lighting Festival on Thursday at the downtown Denton Square.The lyrics of "Winter Wonderland" rang out from speakers Thursday as final preparations were made for the 21st annual Denton Holiday Lighting Festival on the Square. Booths were set up around the Courthouse on the Square, and wreaths ... Full Story »
Denton kindergartner Gilbert Leal Jr. will be featured on a float in the 22nd annual Capital One Bank Adolphus Children's Parade in Dallas on Saturday. The parade benefits Children's Medical Center Dallas , where 5-year-old Gilbert receives treatment for recurrent respiratory papillomatosis - a rare respiratory disease - and subglottic stenosis, which causes scarring to the vocal chords. Full Story »
During rehearsals for this weekend's holiday show, young actors with Denton Community Theatre have had their feet planted on the Campus Theatre stage. In their imaginations, though, the performers are in the mountains of Virginia, filling a well-worn, Depression-era farmhouse with love. Full Story »
Denton County sheriff's deputies arrested a man on a charge of aggravated robbery Tuesday after listening to his story and comparing it with the complaint of a woman who said he robbed her. Full Story »
Holiday lights illuminate the Denver City/County Building in downtown Denver. AP Photo/David Zalubowski
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