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Researchers at the biomedical engineering lab at University of Texas at Dallas have come up with a new technology that could eliminate finger pricking altogether for diabetes patients.
Red-eyed and visibly upset, Jeremiah Cottle told the CBS11 I-Team from outside his business in Moran, Texas he has shed many tears since learning of Sunday's shooting.
Austin officials have voted to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day.
A law enforcement official says Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock bought 1,000 rounds of tracer ammunition a month ago from a private seller.
Cody has had an eventful year as the spokesdog of Denton.
When Tropical Storm Nate formed and forecasts put New Orleans in its projected path for this weekend, one big question loomed for residents and business owners: Will the pumps work?
The Trump administration is allowing more employers to opt out of providing no-cost birth control to women for religious and moral reasons.
Kellogg's is buying protein bar maker RXBar, just days after the cereal company hired former vitamin executive Steven Cahillane as its new CEO.
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is expected to plead guilty soon to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
Insurance companies want to sell you auto and home insurance by "bundling" the two policies together -- and in the process offer you a discount on your annual premium. Makes sense for them, but does it save money for you?
A Texas woman will serve a life sentence after she was convicted by a jury of capital murder in the death of her newborn daughter.
A former University of Oklahoma student is suing a fraternity, saying he was hazed and beaten by members at a 2015 initiation.
The search for a man who is being called a child predator in North Texas has intensified. Police now say the man who made lewd comments to young girls in Grapevine may have also been seen at a Target store in Plano.
The U.S. lost 33,000 jobs in September after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma hit Texas, Florida and other Southeastern states. It was the first decline in six years.
Following the Las Vegas tragedy, some people are now taking aim at the west Texas man behind the "bump-stocks."
