Two Men Sue After Being Cited For Feeding Homeless
Two people who were ticketed by St. Louis police for feeding sandwiches to the homeless are suing the city in federal court.
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Two people who were ticketed by St. Louis police for feeding sandwiches to the homeless are suing the city in federal court.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration alerted customers to a possible hepatitis A contamination of Bauer's Candies Modjeskas.
Republicans in Tarrant County are scheduled to decide whether to remove a Muslim doctor as a party vice chairman amid infighting over some members' claims about his beliefs.
A coalition of civil rights groups in Atlanta is using this year's Super Bowl to help kick off a renewed "war on the Confederacy," in a fight to remove Confederate monuments around the nation.
In Dallas members of the American Federation of Government Employees and workers from other affected agencies are protesting against the government shutdown.
A lawyer for a man accused in a drive-by shooting that killed a 7-year-old Houston girl says he denies any involvement in the attack.
Airline stocks are falling as American Airlines says fourth-quarter revenue and full-year profit will be lighter than expected.
After a slight 'derailment' of its scheduled launch, the new TEXRrail service between downtown Fort Worth and DFW Airport is back on track and service has begun.
Seven people have been arrested in Keller as part of an identity theft investigation, police say.
Unemployment is low, wages are rising, consumer confidence is high and gasoline is cheap, but that didn't result in more Americans loosening their purse strings this past holiday season.
To make sure parishioners don't have to choose between their worship and the game, the parish made the choice to move mass up two hours.
They take your order, serve up food and drinks, and come back to clean up. But should you tip your flight attendant?
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that the E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce "appears to be over."
The government has started surveying land along the Texas border, but rather than surrender their land, some property owners are digging in.
A taco shop across the street from the federal building downtown is offering $1 tacos to federal employees who bring in their badge.
