Bedford Officers Provide Mother, Daughter Living In Car With Food, Hotel Room
They could have asked her to move on. They could have directed her to a shelter, but they decided on something different.
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They could have asked her to move on. They could have directed her to a shelter, but they decided on something different.
What's one way to make being stuck in traffic easier? Food, of course!
Stephen Yoss found out as a toddler he was allergic to the measles vaccine.
A Floyd County, Kentucky man found himself on the wrong end of a gun after chasing down his cousin who allegedly burlgarized his house.
A black bear was caught on camera wandering through the lobby of the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado.
Just ahead of the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey's landfall In Houston and South Texas, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) launched a page on his website.
The University of Arizona has accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding during the past 16 years from a foundation infamous for promoting research linking race and intelligence.
The family of the late rock star Prince is suing a doctor who prescribed pain pills for him, saying the doctor failed to treat him for opiate addiction and therefore bears responsibility for his death two years ago.
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) launched a page on his website for Texans with information on disaster aid legislation passed since the storm.
When the unmistakable orange and white truck rolls into city streets, crews get to work. They dig up the pothole and fill it with fresh asphalt.
Health officials in Collin County have confirmed one case of measles at Plano West Senior High School. Now students and parents are being warned to watch for symptoms.
The Sheraton Dallas Hotel in downtown was evacuated due to smoke from a small fire in a decommissioned elevator shaft in the parking garage.
Dallas police are searching for two people who are suspected of breaking into multiple self-storage units and stealing property.
Dr. Andrew Torget is hoping to set the record by teaching a 30-hour Texas history course that would typically take him 14 weeks.
More than 100 people attended the vigil for 16-month-old Ashton Ness, as a show of support for his grieving mother.
