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Four years after Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez was last seen alive, his family is preparing for a private funeral. A public candlelight vigil is planned for Oct. 24 in Everman.
Investigators say phone records, messages, and journal entries revealed evidence of an alleged romantic relationship between former teacher Gloria Resendiz and a 16-year-old student.
After losing their son, Carter, Amy and Andrew Campisi started a nonprofit to help grieving families spend more time with their babies before saying goodbye.
The woman says police showed her nude images taken with a hidden camera. Her attorney alleges Planet Fitness failed to warn members despite similar incidents at other locations.
Everybody knows that too much sugar and fat are the enemy of good health. But what most people get wrong is a much longer list.
California realtor Wanying Zhang is facing federal prosecution for allegedly surveilling the Taiwanese president's son in Washington last year at the direction of Chinese government officials.
An attorney for Maduro told CBS News that he has not been given notice that additional charges could be coming.
For generations, Little Mexico was a thriving Mexican American community in the heart of Dallas. Though much of the neighborhood was lost to development and displacement, its people, culture and stories continue to shape the city.
Attorneys for Christa Pike, the Tennessee inmate who survived two doses of a lethal injection during her botched execution last week, shared an update on her health condition.
Young entrepreneurs are tapping AI to launch a range of businesses, from analyzing your skin to helping wine growers analyze crop yields.
Officials said the pilot was the only person on board.
Jamaal Howard was executed by lethal injection after his lawyers tried to argue that he faced risks similar to Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee's attempt to put her to death.
Americans paid an average of $531 per year for household water in 2025, although people in some states pay far more, according to a new study.
This great stretch of weather will make it perfect to head out to the fair the next few days and even into the weekend.
The open letter, signed by 68 students ranging from second through 12th grade, was addressed to Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Dr. Peter Licata, Gov. Greg Abbott, and parents across the district.
