Chick-fil-A selling chicken in heart-shaped boxes for Valentine's Day
Nothing says love like a heart-shaped box full of chicken nuggets -- so if the way to your Valentine's heart is through their stomach, Chick-fil-A has you covered.
Chinese New Year of the Rat: Here is what your zodiac sign is and what it means
Saturday, Jan. 25 marks the Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival. Many will be celebrating the Year of the Rat, the first animal of 12 zodiac signs that rotate in a dozen-year cycle. For those who don’t regularly celebrate the holiday, they may not know what it is, what the Year of the Rat signifies, let alone what their own Chinese zodiac sign may be.
Dallas mayor proclaims 2020 'a year of nonviolence' in honor of MLK holiday
In honor of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announced a proclamation for a ‘year of nonviolence.’
11-year-old boy with autism wins 28th annual Dallas ISD MLK oratory competition
"What would Dr. King's vision be for America in 2020?”
Paving company awards $10 million in holiday bonuses
A Sioux Falls company has awarded holiday bonuses its 120 employees likely won’t forget.
Tarrant County domestic violence shelter receives thousands of donations following viral letter
More and more packages keep streaming into a North Texas domestic violence shelter after a young boy's heart-wrenching letter to Santa.
New Year’s Day superstitions: Eating black-eyed peas, sauerkraut and donuts, avoiding laundry
New Year’s Day traditions and superstitions across the U.S. include eating certain foods, performing certain rituals and avoiding various activities.
Video reveals shocking amount of celebratory gunfire in Oak Cliff
An Oak Cliff mother used her cellphone to capture the sound of rapid gunfire outside her window on New Year’s Eve.
AAA warns drivers that getting behind the wheel hungover ‘can be just as dangerous’
Experts say driving hungover can be just as dangerous as driving after having a few drinks.
Dallas, Fort Worth ring in the new year with fireworks and free events
People celebrated the new year with fireworks and light shows in downtown Dallas and Fort Worth.
First baby of 2020 born in Austin wins a year of Torchy's Tacos
The family was given a gift basket and free taco money for a year's worth of tacos from Torchy's.
Hello 2020! Times Square partied hard to welcome in new decade
Couples kissed. Others cheered and waved balloons as fireworks burst into the night sky and confetti fell to welcome the start of 2020 in Times Square.
Thousands of cops, street closures, more ahead of 2020 ball drop
New York City’s counterterrorism czar expects Times Square to be "the safest place on the planet Earth" on New Year's Eve.
Dallas City Hall plaza site of New Year’s Eve party for first time
Thousands are expected to fill the plaza on Tuesday night and enjoy a prime location to watch the Reunion Tower fireworks display.
Farewell 2019: New Year’s celebrations kick off around the world to usher in a new decade
From Tokyo to Sydney, here’s a look at how many parts of the world rang in the new year.
Dallas police warn against New Year’s Eve gunfire
Random gunfire on New Year’s Eve is a big problem in Dallas. Police are reminding people that those caught firing gun shots to ring in the new year will start 2020 off behind bars.
Here's how you can celebrate New Year’s Eve in North Texas
The countdown to 2020 is on and big parties in Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington means there's something close by for everyone in North Texas.
Money, health and relationships: Here are America’s most popular New Year’s resolutions for 2020
Nearly a quarter of those surveyed said they want to work on a skill in 2020, such as learning a language, instrument or taking up a sport.
After getting magnifying glass for Christmas, McKinney boy catches his front yard on fire
A child's Christmas gift is part of what set his family's front yard on fire in McKinney.
Texas man who transforms leftover Christmas trees into canes for veterans receives 1,000 donations
A central Texas man was overwhelmed by the response after he put out a call asking his local community to donate their leftover Christmas trees to him instead of throwing them out so that he could turn them into canes for veterans in need.