Dallas

The President of the United States had been shot. They said he was dead.

A high school football player who was playing in the State Championship game in Arlington, Tx got stuck in the famous red kettle at AT&T Stadium.

November 22, 1963. We all know where we were when we heard the news.

The Dallas Police Department has seen an incredible jump in officer applications following the mass shooting that took place on July 7.

A South Dakota man indicted for allegedly having improvised explosives at his home has pleaded not guilty to three felony charges.

The summer of 1980 was filled with one overriding question: Who shot J.R.?

We're going to hear a lot this month as the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John Kennedy comes up on the 22nd. I've heard that students today aren't taught much about it, and some don't think it's relevant. But it seems to me no one who was around that Friday can ever forget it...

It all began April 2, 1978. America was introduced to the Ewing's in 'Dallas'. And we were hooked.

Both the 'Dallas' legacy and TNT's revival of the long-running soap opera suffered an immense blow this past year when legendary actor and original series star Larry Hagman lost his battle with cancer. TNT managed to write the actor's death into a storyline for Havman's wily J.R. Ewing to exit the series, but now we've learned that 'Dallas' will live on regardless. TNT has officially ordered a thi

As TV and 'Dallas' fans alike well know, production of the second season of TNT's revival series experienced a tragic loss when long-time series star Larry Hagman lost his battle with cancer. As Hagman had already shot a number of episodes as his oil magnate character J.R. Ewing, TNT decided to move forward with the series by paying respect to Hagman's passing with a funeral for his character, one