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A North Texas woman is accused of concealing her past -- which includes being a registered sex offender -- while promoting fraudulent real estate investments.
Three recent former presidents are coming together to offer their support to a new organization that aims to assist Afghan evacuees who are resettling in the US.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers at the El Paso area ports of entry, seized more than 83 pounds of cocaine, more than seven pounds of fentanyl, over 73 pounds of methamphetamine, 107 pounds of marijuana and arrested 25 fugitives in the last week.
Kroger grocery stores are teaming up with Instacart on a new delivery service that can get items to customers in as little as 30 minutes.
Nicholas made landfall on the eastern part of the Matagorda Peninsula and was soon downgraded to a tropical storm. It was about 15 miles south-southwest of Houston as of 7 a.m.
Apple has released a critical software patch to fix a security vulnerability that researchers said could allow hackers to directly infect iPhones and other devices.
Advocates are asking how Texas will 'eliminate all rapists from the streets' when it has more than 5,000 rape kits still untested, languishing on shelves around the state.
Hurricane Nicholas, now a tropical storm, made landfall along the Texas coast after midnight on Tuesday, bringing the threat of up to 20 inches of rainfall to parts of the Gulf Coast.
It could bring up to 20 inches of rain to parts of the Gulf Coast, including the same area hit by Hurricane Harvey in 2017 and storm-battered Louisiana.
It's a nationwide problem local school districts are working to solve.
RJ Construction said it worked around the clock for a week and a half to clean Sam Houston High School.
Dozens of parents addressed the Lewisville ISD school board Monday night about an issue that wasn't even on the agenda.
Southwest Airlines President Tom Nealon, who was once seen as a leading candidate for CEO but was passed over this year, has retired.
This storm is expected to bring significant rainfall and flooding to the entire Gulf Coast as it moves slowly across the state.
After the city of Dallas acknowledged last month one of its IT employees lost data in April, the city said it wasn't intentional, but now they're taking a closer look.
