Texas Police Chief Kills Himself After Being Served WarrantOfficials say the police chief of a small Central Texas town shot and killed himself when Texas Rangers arrived at his home.
Scott Padgett's Weather UpdateNorth Texas has a cooler weekend in store with slight rain chances on the way.
City Of Ferris Calls On Citizens To Ration Water Due To 'Major Leak'The Ferris Police Department said the "I-45 water tower has gone dry" and this will impact residents east of I-45.
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'Cathy Ryan Is A Lot Of Women I Knew Growing Up': Amanda Clayton Talks 'City On A Hill', Kevin Bacon, Aldis HodgeClayton explains why family and pride mean so much in Boston and what it was like to work with Kevin Bacon.
'You Have A Relationship With God Like You Have With Any Other Person': Author Cara Wall On 'The Dearly Beloved'Wall discusses the 15 year journey of writing her first book and what she learned about faith and relationships.
10 Hot Summer Reads to Turn Your Vacation into a BookCation
'He Was Just Relentless': Director Avi Belkin On 'Mike Wallace Is Here' DocumentaryBelkin discusses how Wallace became a legendary journalist and explains what he would of think of today's media landscape.
'Elvis Brought Rock & Roll To Las Vegas': Author Richard Zoglin On 'Elvis in Vegas: How the King Reinvented The Las Vegas Show'A new Simon & Schuster book takes a look at how Sin City impacted Elvis at the beginning and end of his career.
'It's Not Easy To Make A League Last': Ice Cube Talks Big 3, Dr. Dre, And John SingletonThe legendary artist and actor discusses his career, working with Dr. Dre, and year three of the Big 3 basketball league.
Latest Sports
CBS Sports HQ's Fantasy Football Telethon ReturnsCBS Sports HQ's second annual live Fantasy Football Telethon will include expert advice from NFL experts, along with Q&As with former players.
Baseball Report: Orioles Allowing Home Runs At Record PaceThe Orioles, enduring one of the worst seasons in franchise history, look poised to break the single-season record for home runs allowed.
WWE's Titus O’Neil Changed By Mentor Who Said 'There's No Such Thing As A Bad Kid'The boy who would grow up to be WWE Superstar Titus O'Neil was helped to find the right path by a mentor who believed in him.
Baseball Report: Twins, Indians Fight For American League CentralThe Twins and Indians are now tied for the AL Central lead, as the the Indians' unlikely comeback continues.
WWE SummerSlam 2019 Picks: Brock Lesnar Defends Universal ChampionshipSummerSlam 2019, WWE's second biggest event, goes to Toronto, where a Brock Lesnar-Seth Rollins rematch headlines a card filled with title matches.
Northern Trust: 'Visually Intimidating' Liberty National Starts FedExCup PlayoffsThe Northern Trust and the first round of the FedExCup Playoffs come to Liberty National, the best skyline in sports.
Offbeat
Veterinarian Issues Warning After Using Bone Saw to Remove Chew Toy From Dog's MouthA veterinarian in Missouri says a dog in his care might have died if he hadn't used a bone saw to remove a chew toy lodged in the pet's mouth.
Cocaine Worth $1 Million Hidden In Bananas Shipped To Grocery StoresHuge shipments of cocaine were found stuffed inside boxes of bananas at three grocery stores in the past week, authorities in western Washington state said.
Study: People Who Post Selfies Are Seen As Less Likeable, InsecurePeople who post more selfies than posies to their social media accounts tend to be viewed more negatively by others, a new study said Tuesday.
Health
Study: Drivers Who Smoke Weed Don't Think They'll Get Arrested For Driving HighWhile nearly 15 million Americans admit to driving within one hour after using marijuana, most don't think they'll get arrested for driving while high.
Study: Household Cosmetic Products Send Children To ER Every 2 HoursA new study finds that every two hours in the U.S., a child is brought to the emergency room due to unintentional exposure to personal care and cosmetic products.
Childhood Poverty Continues To Swell, Especially In The SouthwestTexas' childhood population swelled by an additional 2.5 million since 1990. The number of children in poverty there increased from about 1.1 million to 1.5 million.