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In a unanimous vote Wednesday, the Dallas City Council approved hiring the Kirkland and Ellis law firm to get to the bottom of the city's data loss earlier this year.
A Vacaville doctor has come under fire from the medical board for allegedly hoarding dead cats in her freezer.
The Smith County jury deliberated about two hours before condemning William George Davis to death.
A museum dedicated to telling the history of Juneteenth with a national scope is set to be built in Fort Worth.
It's been three years since a gunman opened fire at the Tree Of Life Synagogue and today the community is preparing to remember, reflect, and heal.
A U.S. district judge in Texas sentenced Ricky Dale Howard Wednesday, to 30 years in federal prison for preying on a boy when he was a minor.
Fort Worth Police said three juveniles were attempting to cross the freeway on foot when an 11-year-old boy was struck by an oncoming vehicle.
Nigerian national Sobanke Idris Sunday Adereti, 24, pleaded guilty to false use of a passport and attempted bank fraud today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Kimberly Priest Johnson.
A woman was hit by a vehicle and killed while walking on a roadway in Grapevine late Tuesday night, October 26.
The new estimate of infections in the industry is nearly three times higher than the 22,400 that the United Food and Commercial Workers Union has said were infected.
Raising Cane's employees are approaching customers, asking them to apply at their Naperville, Illinois dining room and drive-thru.
A husband who admitted killing his wife, James Marcus Neves was charged with first degree murder after police found Vanessa Neves' with gunshot wounds at the couple's home on Oct. 26.
Brian W. Coulter, the 31-year-old boyfriend of the dead child's mother, was charged Tuesday with murder.
A federal judge has rejected a bid by pilots to block Southwest Airlines from imposing a vaccine mandate, saying the airline is within its power to require vaccination as a safety measure.
Every year, Child Life Specialists at Children's Health make sure patients in the Level IV NICU get to celebrate their first Halloween in style by providing fun costumes to families. This year patients dressed up in festive onesies, pumpkin suits, llama outfits and more!
