Al Franken To Officially Leave US Senate On Jan. 2
MInnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's choice to replace Franken, Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, is set to be sworn in Jan. 3.
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MInnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's choice to replace Franken, Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, is set to be sworn in Jan. 3.
The possibility Shamali Flores might have been taken by someone who's lost a child is still only a theory.
The company says it plans to invest an additional $1 billion in the United States in 2018 and pay a special $1,000 bonus to more than 200,000 AT&T U.S. employees.
If you really like taking selfies, then there's a café that you need to check out. They're doing something different at a shop in London. Baristas there are making selfieccinos.
The House on Wednesday approved the GOP tax plan -- for a second time -- with President Trump's desk as its next and final stop.
The mother of NBA player Chris Bosh was arrested Tuesday for exploiting a disabled person.
The Texas Rangers and police in The Colony are investigating a burglary that ended with officers firing their weapons and a suspect dead.
A former NBA player has taken to Twitter to complain that a toilet was among the items stolen from his Dallas home during a burglary.
Eight Americans, two Swedes and one Canadian were among the fatalities of a bus crash in eastern Mexico, state officials said Wednesday.
A man believed to have been burglarizing a meat market in Dallas was shot and killed this morning.
A little man in a red suit caused some big problems for police in Dallas.
A Minnesota woman has pleaded guilty to fatally shooting her boyfriend in a videotaped stunt they planned to post on YouTube.
Police in Fort Worth say they are actively searching for a Dracula or zombie looking robber -- seriously! The unidentified masked man held up a credit union in the city on December 1.
Although it is not for everyone, backcountry skiing has been rising in popularity amongst winter sports, particularly in North America. It can be as exhilarating as it is potentially dangerous.
The CEO of Delta Air Lines says the company will seek compensation for its losses after a fire in an underground electrical facility knocked out the Atlanta airport's power supply.
