American Eurocopter marked its 40th anniversary in North Texas on Friday with a celebration at the company's facilities in Grand Prairie.
Today's buzz
Dallas
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For Texas hospitals that break the law, the fines are light
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- Ennis motorcyclist dies in wreck in Grand Prairie
- American Eurocopter celebrating 40-year 'fun ride'
- Firm telling clients Cowboys roof was replaced for aesthetic reasons
- Transportation Department grants Continental Airlines immunity from antitrust law
- 9-year-old's call saves mom's life after lightning strike
- Dallas lawyer is collecting information on collapse of Cowboys practice facility
Bud Kennedy
Kennedy: Illegal immigration and crime aren’t linked
Foreigners commit fewer violent crimes per capita than native-born Americans, a columnist writes.
Dave Lieber
Want Texas to take action against electricity provider? Complain
The more grievances the Public Utility Commission gets about an electric provider, the more likely it is to take action.
Local News
- Union members at Lear plant in Arlington are told to wait out talks at home
- Empowering the elderly to save on electric bills
- American Eurocopter celebrating 40-year 'fun ride'
- American Eurocopter celebrates 40th anniversary in Grand Prairie
- Despite economy, experts still advise college students to major in what interests them
- A crack shot sets his sights on national shotgun competition
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For Texas hospitals that break the law, the fines are light
What do you think?
- PoliTex: Houston Democrat still wants Congress to honor Jackson
- Iraqi refugee isn't sure about making a new home in Fort Worth
- Boutique hotel in works for Keller, but location is dedicated parkland
- Man in county jail after sword attack
- Ennis motorcyclist dies in wreck in Grand Prairie
- Armed robbers hit Fort Worth store
- Motorcyclist dies racing on Fort Worth street, witnesses tell police
- Cleburne residents keep their sense of humor as seventh quake rattles city
