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On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina, the nation's largest casual dining Mexican-themed chain, is getting into the brunch business.

Long before he became a judge, Carlos Cortez lived with Patti Haynes and her daughters, Lacey and Crystal.

Dallas County provides a number of complex public health challenges that are seen by the thousands of Parkland employees as opportunities to make meaningful impact in the lives of our residents.

The daughters of a man who was sexually mutilated and repeatedly stabbed inside a Far East Dallas motel room took pity Tuesday on the woman convicted of his murder.

A federal appeals court is allowing the convicted killer of an off-duty Dallas police officer to move forward with an appeal that contends his trial attorneys failed to provide evidence of a troubled childhood that could have swayed jurors from sending him to death row.

Our little pal to the North will be getting just a bit cooler this evening, as Denton celebrates the opening of its first dedicated food truck lot.

You know the debate over public schools in Dallas has gone squirrely when retired teacher and education activist advocate Bill Betzen stands before the City Council and offers implicit approval of Mike Miles' tenure as DISD superintendent.

The 9-month-old boys born joined at the abdomen were released Wednesday morning from Medical City Children's Hospital.

Sandy Vasquez and her 13-year old son, Ethan, were driving west through the M Streets Tuesday morning, apparently en route to school at William B. Travis Academy, when a stolen minivan ran a stop sign and broadsided their Nissan Versa.

Police are going door to door in their search for two capital murder suspects who fled from the scene of a deadly crash Tuesday morning in the M Streets area.

This March I found myself at Amoeba Music in LA, one of the most celebrated record stores in the world.

I think it was about a year ago that I played some bocce ball in Klyde Warren Park, setting off a wave of nostalgia for what I think is the greatest drinking sport known to man.

I think we've reached the point in the I-345 teardown debate where both sides are talking past each other.

Adrian Castro was on his way to realizing a dream Thursday when his life ended on board a charter bus carrying dozens of students to Humboldt State University.

By the time you click this photo to read about this $750,000 home available in Dallas, there's a good chance it will have already been sold.

The Dallas Entrepreneur Center founders Jeremy Vickers, Jennifer Conley, Trey Bowles show off their co-working space, which will be used by Dallas Next.

Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles, who was ordered to appear before a U.S. bankruptcy court to answer questions, has asked for a postponement of his deposition.

This aerial photo shows a red substance that tests show to be pig blood in a tributary to the Trinity River.

Dylan Hollingsworth, a Dallas photographer-turned-filmmaker , sends word that he's working on a documentary about a fraternity on the University of Texas at Dallas campus.