Greenspan Shares Dire Short-Term Economic Outlook

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan tells a congressional committee the county is in the midst of a "credit tsunami."

Food Allergies Becoming More Common Among Children

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 3 million children have food allergies.

Mom, Daughter Enlist In Army Together

A mother says she was inspired to join the military by her high school daughter.

Airlines Hose Down Savings

Southwest and American airlines are taking an unusual step to save fuel and cut pollution. The two airlines are scrubbing down planes twice a year to save millions of gallons of fuel.

Job Fair Offers Hope For Laid Off DISD Teachers

Teachers in the Dallas Independent School District who were recently laid off attend a special job fair at the Dallas Convention Center.

Airline's New Software Cuts Down On Empty Seats

New software written at home by a Southwest Airlines employee helps the airline avoid scheduling empty planes.

BEER Candidate Makes Long-Shot Bid For Oval Office

Few outside Wilber, Neb., have heard of Les Vilda, but he is running for president.

Allen Shopping Center Sets Curfew For Teens

A new shopping center in Allen is setting a 7 p.m. curfew for teenagers younger than 17.

Democrat, Republican Find Marriage Success

A North Texas political odd couple says they don't let their politics poison their marriage.

Toddler Found Wandering Streets Placed In CPS Custody

A 2-year-old Arlington girl and two of her siblings are placed in temporary foster care after the toddler was found wandering in the street several blocks from her home.

Con Man Gains Quick Cash With Sob Story

A North Texas couple says a con artist who preys on churches and synagogues took its money too.

Caught On Camera: Robbers Strike Doughnut Shop

Investigators search for four men responsible for armed robberies in the Philadelphia area.

Caffeine In Candy, Cosmetics Could Concern Consumers

We all now about coffee and colas creating a buzz, but there could be hidden caffeine in your candy and even cosmetics.

More College Applicants Resort To Sabotage

College admissions experts report schools are receiving more letters disparaging other applicants.

Parents Shocked That Child Found Wandering Is Theirs

The parents of a 2-year-old girl discover that a child found wandering the streets is theirs and they thought she was sleeping in her bed.

Man: City May Remove Only Way To His House

A Johnson County man may find himself on the wrong side of tracks as the city of Alvarado plans to remove the only way he can get to his house.

High School's Dress Code Bans Hoodies

Parents and students said the cooler weather makes one Garland high school's ban on hooded sweatshirts difficult.

Irving Police Investigate Violent Attacks

Irving police are trying to figure out if two separate attacks involving women who were followed on West Valley Ranch Parkway and MacArthur Boulevard are related.

First Day Of Early Voting Brings Big Turnout

Record numbers of early voters packed polling locations in what officials say could likely be the start of an unprecedented election turnout in Texas.

Thief Attacks, Robs Woman Followed From Store

A thief attacks and robs a 90-year-old Fort Worth woman after following her home from a nearby grocery store, police say.

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