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McClure, who has been with the WFAA/Channel 8 morning show for four years, says she is leaving at the end of April to spend more time with her family. Read story
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The British rock band ushered in spring before a dazzled, near-capacity crowd. Read story
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Deep-dish pizza is a specialty at this chain that’s new to Fort Worth, but we found other things to like on the menu. Read story
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Steve Kilbey keeps his musical congregation going after 35 years despite changes in personnel and geography. Read story
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WWE put on a good show before a Wrestlemania record crowd of 101,763 at the home of the Dallas Cowboys Read story
The Allen-based brewery makes a name for itself with Cactus Cat Kolsch. Read more
Our Weekend Chef judges a selection of the best concessions being served up at Texas Motor Speedway at their annual Shake and Bake Off. Read more
Iconic Dallas pizzeria sells more wine, beer at the Ridglea location; instead of a pizza hangout, it’s a dinner hangout with pizzas, too. Read more
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“Star Trek: 50-Year Mission Tour,” Scarborough Faire, Friday on the Green and TMS Race Weekend merge the future, present and past in a fu... Read more
Iconic Dallas pizzeria sells more wine, beer at the Ridglea location; instead of a pizza hangout, it’s a dinner hangout with pizzas, too.
Thousands of riders were turned away during the 2015 event when the giant water slide experienced equipment problems.
The British rock band ushered in spring before a dazzled, near-capacity crowd.
Send-up of Gothic horror and penny dreadfuls is far from horrible, thanks in large part to a riotous performance from B.J. Cleveland
McClure, who has been with the WFAA/Channel 8 morning show for four years, says she is leaving at the end of April to spend more time with her family.
A Utah man facing criminal charges for posing as a federal agent to get into a $10,000-a-head VIP room at Comic Con in Salt Lake City agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors Tuesday.
