Biden Administration Begins Reuniting Some Families Separated At Mexico Border
This week the Biden administration is reuniting four families that were separated at the Mexico border during Donald Trump's presidency.
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This week the Biden administration is reuniting four families that were separated at the Mexico border during Donald Trump's presidency.
It's come down to a runoff for the U.S. House seat in Texas between Republican Susan Wright, whose husband was the first member of Congress to die after being diagnosed with COVID-19, and Republican Jake Ellzey.
After over a year away, the return of the ships offers a glimmer of hope for the travel industry, which has taken a huge hit during the pandemic.
The runoff election is set for June 5. It will be the first time in a decade that Fort Worth voters will elect a new mayor.
Lubbock residents voted Saturday to declare the West Texas city a "sanctuary city for the unborn."
Mother's Day is around the corner, and for many, a plan will be needed on how to deal with grief rather than worrying about purchasing gifts.
When Nick Bolton was taken with pick #58 in the NFL Draft, his loved ones in Frisco and his former coach at Lone Star High School could rejoice because they knew who the Chiefs are getting.
Police said they responded to a welfare check around 9 a.m. at the Tiger Cabaret on R L Thornton Freeway and found the 35-year-old victim with a gunshot wound.
Keydall Jones, 8, who was autistic and non-verbal, went missing Friday morning.
Two Republicans emerged from a total of 23 candidates to advance to the runoff in the Texas 6th Congressional District.
Massey was last seen alive around 7:30 a.m. on April 27, near Lago de Claire, a small lake in the Las Colinas area.
Twenty-three candidates are vying for the open seat after Republican Congressman Ron Wright died earlier this year in connection with COVID-19.
The man who was shot is in serious condition. The officer is on routine administrative leave during an independent investigation by the Texas Rangers.
Witnesses told officers the vehicle was "traveling at a high rate of speed" at the time of the crash.
Arlington Police said the pickup truck the woman was a passenger in was traveling westbound on Pioneer Parkway and lost control for an unknown reason.
