Walker, Texas Ranger star Chuck Norris appeared in Phelan's latest and final Texas House political ad, paid for by Texans for ...

A corrected version of the story is below: 'Walker, Texas Ranger' home hits market for $1.2M Chuck Norris' former Dallas home, with space for roundhouse kicks, hits market for $1.2M Associated Press ...

Located in the Northwood Hills area at 6512 Meadowcreek Dr, Dallas, TX 75254, the "Walker, Texas Ranger" house is a sprawling, 1975-built, one-story.

A former Texas speaker of the House announced his retirement is happening in 2026, and he had a unique way of making that ...

He decides you’re going to buy his house. Norris doesn’t want the Dallas-area home that once served as the on-screen domicile of his alter ego Cordell Walker on “Walker, Texas Ranger,” so ...

Coby Bell, known for his recent starring role on CW’s Walker, has signed with Defining Artists for representation. Bell ...

Walker, Texas Ranger ran from 1993-2001 on CBS, and the network revisited the show in a 2005 TV movie. It put up solid ratings throughout its run, ranking in the top 25 among total viewers four ...

The original "Walker, Texas Ranger" series aired for eight seasons on CBS from 1993 to 2001. Norris reprised the role in a 2005 TV movie. Jared Padalecki as Ranger Cordell Walker. (The CW) ...

The action hero has hit CBS and Sony Pictures Television with a $30 million lawsuit for allegedly failing to pay him his share of the profits from his hit '90s series "Walker, Texas Ranger." ...

Walker finds unexpected common ground with his new partner (one of the first women in Texas Rangers’ history) played by Lindsey Morgan (“The 100”), while growing increasingly suspicious ...

Walker, Texas Ranger Season 9 is available to watch on Peacock. Peacock is a streaming platform in the United States offering a variety of content including recent movies, TV series, Originals ...

After two months away, 'Supernatural' star Jared Padalecki returns to The CW with a very, very loose remake of 'Walker, Texas Ranger.' By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic You think long and ...