David Rancken

It’s something we don’t see all that often in North Texas. Winter is planning a huge return to the DFW area as soon as this weekend. We could see temperatures drop into the 20s at night, starting Sunday night and continuing through most of next week.

Winter is getting ready to pay North Texas a visit with a polar blast expected to arrive on Sunday and stick around into the week. When that happens, people go to work to prepare for the worst.

Starting the year off, the U.S. Surgeon General said he wanted to start seeing warning labels on alcoholic beverages to inform people about an increased risk of cancer.

This is a terrible thing for people who want to be good after the New Year. But, it’s the perfect time to give your sweet tooth something. The Girl Scouts launched their annual cookie season nationally today.

This is a terrible thing for people who want to be good after the New Year. But, it’s the perfect time to give your sweet tooth something. The Girl Scouts launched their annual cookie season nationally today.

It should be no surprise, that traffic is getting worse in Texas. But, they still have it worse in other places than we do here. Inrix is out with its annual Global Traffic Scorecard. It looks at traffic data for 900 cities over the last three years.

Officials who manage utilities like roads, water, and power are making plans just in case North Texas gets nasty winter weather on Thursday. Oncor is one of those companies getting ready.

What’s a trip to the movie theatre without buying one of those buckets of popcorn, and spending 10 bucks for it? Coming on January 19th, you get a major break on those popcorn prices and you can bring your very own bucket to any Cinemark.

A company called Vaisala researches lightning happens throughout the country. Vaisala stated that Texas had more lightning than any other state. It measured 40 million different lightning events in Texas.

On Monday, Texas filed a lawsuit against Allstate. The state accused Allstate of tracking drivers through their cell phones without permission.