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Oncor Asking for Rate Hike

While north Texans brace for soaring electric bills in triple-digit heat, the Texas Public Utility Commission is weighing a decision that could increase power

Simultaneous Games Tie Up Traffic

Arlington police got their first big traffic test Sunday when a Rangers game at the ballpark was scheduled at the same time as two soccer matches in the new

Apartment Fire Turns Deadly

Firefighters have discovered a body in the rubble of a two-alarm apartment fire in Arlington.

Man Severely Burned in House Fire

A Dallas man is in critical condition after suffering severe burns in an early morning house fire.

Locals Still Love Tom Watson

North Texas golfers still think Tom Watson's a winner.

Gov. Perry Visits Texas Troops in Iraq

Gov. Rick Perry is on another trip to the Middle East to visit with Texas Guard members serving in Iraq.

Fmr Co-Worker Remembers Walter Cronkite

This weekend, tributes are pouring in for the legendary newsman Walter Cronkite. He died Friday at the age of 92. One man who worked closely with Cronkite

Child Drownings on Rise

Child drownings in north Texas are on pace to hit a record number this year.

3-Alarm Fire Rips Through Arlington Home

An Arlington family had to escape from their burning home, after faulty smoke detectors failed to alert them.

Texas Farmers Must Wait for Federal Aid

U.S. Department of Agriculture officials say drought-stricken Texas farmers and ranchers will have to wait until the fall for their share of $3 billion in

6-Alarm Fire Consumes Dallas Condos

Dallas Fire-Rescue battled another major fire Saturday afternoon, the 3rd to reach at least 5-alarms in less than a week.

Injured DeSoto Athlete in High Spirits

A hit during practice left a DeSoto High School football player partially paralyzed. But that hit hasn't broken his spirit. Corey Borner and his parents talked

Viewer's Voice for July 17

Viewers this week sound off about Tony Romo and Jessica Simpson, an extreme makeover and the drowning death of a 4-year-old boy.

Report: Kids Starved in Bathroom

New details are available about three Dallas children who were starved and locked in a bathroom. Doctors reported their condition was life threatening.

Cops With Tats will Need to Cover Up

Despite 100-plus degree temperatures, Dallas police officers with tattoos will have to wear long sleeve shirts, turtlenecks, or makeup to hide their body art.

TABC: Agents Broke Policy at Gay Bar

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission administrator says two agents committed "clear violations" of agency policy during a recent raid on a Fort Worth gay

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