Teen Killed, 2 Women Injured In Separate Explosions In Austin
Investigators believe a package bomb that killed a teenager and wounded a woman in Austin on Monday is linked to a similar bombing that killed a man elsewhere in the city this month.
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Investigators believe a package bomb that killed a teenager and wounded a woman in Austin on Monday is linked to a similar bombing that killed a man elsewhere in the city this month.
An FBI agent fatally shot the victim of a kidnapping during a raid early Thursday at a Houston home, authorities said.
The U.S. Coast Guard is searching the Gulf of Mexico for a small plane that didn't land at its scheduled location in Central Texas and stopped responding to air traffic controllers.
With the NFL post-season about to get underway, the Pittsburgh Steelers might just have a guardian angel watching over them.
A 45-year-old Houston man is accused of nearly decapitating his girlfriend with a samurai sword.
Holiday travelers at Dallas Love Field were delayed Friday morning after a fire briefly forced the evacuation of terminal passengers.
Former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge says "it's great to be alive" this Thanksgiving.
A Texas sheriff on Wednesday suggested criminal charges are possible for the owner of a white truck that bears a profane message for President Donald Trump and his supporters.
A picture is starting to emerge of the suspected gunman in a deadly mass shooting at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas.
President Donald Trump says the mass shooting at a Texas church is the result of a "mental health problem at the highest level."
Gov. Greg Abbott says 26 people were killed in the attack on a Texas church and that it was the deadliest mass shooting in the state's history.
A former South Texas juvenile justice department employee has been arrested for felony theft after authorities say he acknowledged stealing $1.2 million worth of fajitas over nine years.
A 3-year-old Texas girl is missing after her father made her stand outside in the middle of night as punishment for not drinking her milk.
A fifth grade boy in Westmoreland County decided he wanted to help those in need, so he joined forces with a local trucking company to help hurricane victims in Texas.
Experts say people who consumed raw milk or raw milk products from a North Texas dairy could have contracted an infectious disease and need to take antibiotics.
It's not just people who are in need after two major hurricanes caused destruction in the south.
Authorities in North Texas say at least eight people are dead, including the suspect, after a shooting at a home in Plano.
Butler County residents opened their hearts and wallets, filling a tractor trailer with supplies for victims of Hurricane Harvey, and over the weekend, that trailer arrived in Texas.
A family from Texas whose home was flooded by Hurricane Harvey is now living here in Pittsburgh for the time being.
Houston's mayor insists that America's fourth-largest city is "open for business," but with areas under water, people not yet in their homes, and billions in damage to repair, major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.
The Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team brought dozens of dogs from the San Antonio Humane Society back to the Steel City to be adopted.
Pittsburghers are donating to help people recovering from Harvey, but there are also efforts underway to help some of the pets rescued from the floodwaters.
Officials in Houston sought Friday to safeguard parts of their devastated city by keeping others flooded in the wake of Harvey, which retained enough rain-making power to raise the risk of flooding in the middle of the country a week after it slammed into Texas.
A number of dogs that were waiting to be adopted in Texas shelters are coming to Pittsburgh, giving those shelters room to take in animals displaced by Hurricane Harvey.
Rescuers began a block-by-block search of tens of thousands of Houston homes Thursday, pounding on doors and shouting as they looked for anyone — alive or dead — who might have been left behind in Harvey's fetid floodwaters, which have now damaged more than 87,000 homes and destroyed nearly 7,000 statewide.
