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President John F. Kennedy laughs during a press conference. (credit: National Archive/Newsmakers/Getty images)

RFK Children To Speak Of Family Legacy In Dallas

Two children of the late Robert F. Kennedy will speak in Dallas as a year of observances begins for the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.

2013/01/11

Exhibit Reunites Art JFK Saw Before Assassination

On the morning of Nov. 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy and first lady Jacqueline Kennedy realized that their Fort Worth hotel suite featured an extraordinary array of artwork — from a painting by Vincent van Gogh to a bronze by Pablo Picasso.

2012/09/19

Dallas City Hall at night (CBSDFW photo by Jay Gormley)

History Of DFW Media Personalities Who Ran For Office

The Dallas/Fort Worth radio and TV market has a history of radio and TV personalities who later felt called to public service. As we are on the eve of the Michigan and Arizona Republican Presidential primaries, it made me think about this.

2012/02/27

Lee Harvey Oswald's Oak Cliff home. (Credit: Google Maps)

City Of Dallas Gets OK To Demolish Lee Harvey Oswald’s Apartment

The city of Dallas now has a municipal judge’s approval to demolish the former Oak Cliff home of Lee Harvey Oswald.

2011/07/27

NYC Auction Features JFK Photos

A trove of John F. Kennedy pictures by White House photographer Cecil Stoughton is being offered at a New York City auction.

CBSDFW.COM–2010/12/09

Jack Rubinstein known as Jack Ruby (R) unloads his pistol 24 November 1963 in the underground parking garage of Dallas police headquarters at Lee Harvey Oswald (C), the former Marine charged with the assassination of President Kennedy. (credit: AFP/Getty Images)

Reluctant Juror Recalls Jack Ruby Murder Trial

Jack Ruby was convicted of murder, and reluctant juror J. Waymon Rose was among the 12 people on that jury.

CBSDFW.COM–2010/11/22

DPD Chief To Award Man Who Discovered Tippit

Dallas Police Chief David Brown next week will honor the man who discovered the body of slain police officer J.D. Tippit and reported it just 45 minutes after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.

CBSDFW.COM–2010/11/20